Grace's questionA Poem by John Fitzgerald
If you can bear my rhyme; a suggestion:
While we breathe, while we live
What more can we do; or give?
If we never ask; we will surely die
In fear and darkness; wond’ring why,
and Never asking grace’s question.
Grace’s Question
Beauty,
She
is
destroyed
and
by
Them. Who?
Beauty is pulled out of porportion,
Her mother; her energy is mesmerizing;
Her abilities of adaption are endless hope.
There are those who never question why.
The question presupposes relationship;
Or at the very least - Communicative kinship.
No matter how much one reads, practices, or may know,
There is always more our changing world; to us does show.
This facet of existence
Should both humble and motivate.
Feelings of superiority
This unknown should alleviate.
If you can bear my rhyme one more time:
Plant and Water your beauty, for you never know,
With care and attention your beauty will grow.
© 2008 John FitzgeraldAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on February 18, 2008 Last Updated on July 7, 2008 AuthorJohn FitzgeraldBrooklyn, NYAboutI'm an English education major at Brooklyn College (Undergrad). more..Writing
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