Tate Morgan
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His Light Shown BrightA Poem by Tate MorganLeft to us was this memory: Kindness, he lit by way he knew. |
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HelenaA Poem by Tate MorganThey lay down their arms to worship the night. Then shun the light of day. |
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Enlightenment!A Poem by Tate MorganNo one walks anywhere anymore. |
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A Day In The LifeA Poem by Tate MorganShe thought this soul she'd keep. |
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PaupersA Poem by Tate MorganOur short lives hastened streams be. |
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The Waning YearsA Poem by Tate MorganThe waning years left me lost tears |
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Rich Or PoorA Poem by Tate MorganThe smiles of children stamped in the mint of memory are the coin of the realm of happiness! |
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DaydreamsA Poem by Tate MorganBillowing clouds of blue and gray. Play like children across the sky |
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Friendly LassA Poem by Tate MorganYou would love the whole of me. |
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Memories RefrainA Poem by Tate MorganStaring at my reflection. Lines of living on my face. Struggling hard to remember. Past moments born of grace. |