where I couldn't go homeA Poem by Red Brick KeshnerThat hamlet where mum's lineage dwells, Ancestral ruins, where silence swells. Foundation stumps, a faint design, A phenomenon strange, yet mine. History breathes in broken stone, Family lore in whispers grown. Sights and sounds, scents of old, Stories in these ruins unfold. But in this decay, a shadow's cast, A reminder of life that cannot last. Bulldozed, ground, swept away, Mortality's echo, can't win the day. So for now all I could do is roam away from where I couldn't go home. © 2024 Red Brick KeshnerFeatured Review
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1 Review Added on December 2, 2024 Last Updated on December 2, 2024 AuthorRed Brick KeshnerBrisbane, West Moreton, AustraliaAboutPerhaps poetry is the only palpitation of my thoughts and experiences. It becomes a commentary, a puppet theatre on what is observable and discernible from the vast expanse of the human condition. Eac.. more..Writing
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