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Contributed by Kellros on Saturday, 12th May 2007 @ 07:58:38 AM in AEST
Topic: Lifepoems

I wrote about the sun and moon,
dusk and dawn, the imposing gloom,
of victorious days and evanesscent sways
of a life which once compelled
the dream of the future,
the sorrows of yesterday,
the proof that life still existed
and the hope that didn't sway.

In dreary nights and moonlight beams,
seeking answers to all the screams,
the song to calm the nerves,
an end to all the words...

I woke up in the day,
to watch the sun rise,
to watch the sun set
beneath a sky, clairovoyent of the actions
we take to keep ourselves safe.

In the darkest hours of our lives,
we take the path closest to ours,
the comfort seeking of all paths dark
to bypass all our nightmares that hark
the dread of our day.

Like in the days of old,
all truths eventually unfold
and a realisation of the things that keep us alive,
we walk the long path to freedom
and pluck the grapes that are ripe.

And long the song still lingers,
in our darkest day,
the truth will reveal
the orders we will obey.

Copyright © Kellros ... [ 2007-05-12 07:58:38]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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Re: Choice (User Rating: 1 )
by Honey56 on Saturday, 12th May 2007 @ 11:09:22 AM AEST
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Excellent write...

Blessing
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