Neverending FarewellA Poem by Red Brick KeshnerOr the farewell that would not end. To a young poet that had gone before us in January 2005.` You had never a grown-up been but all the world entirely seen the great capacity of your mind in a few poems you left behind without a word, no clue foreseen half-year before you turned eighteen surrendered to the daily grind no joy sun's rise or set did find none of us that here remain your secret heart we'd never gain throughout the years that we have tried countless tears we cannot hide poetry gives no recompense the gift of verse its only sense this sorrow's only hope to mend when our life's journey meets its end ` © 2011 Red Brick KeshnerFeatured Review
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11 Reviews Added on January 6, 2011 Last Updated on January 6, 2011 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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