The Islands of the SunA Poem by David Aiellostep through.
A thousand days upon the Islands of the Sun,
The fun of kickin' it like I do, Finally the grind of a mind wondering What else it'll be up to. And you, there with me, still a little bleary, After the days that you slept in, And slept in, and slept in, and slept in, Hard to begin the sinuous rigorous of the day, Cafe-o-lait in hand and that paperback Perpetually picked up at pg 47 and Forgotten at 64; You wonder what may happen when the character Opens that door, But not enough to stall the sleep That never really leaves your eyes, love. This is our lives, love, and ain't it grand, On the sands of the islands of the sun; The fun of never trying, always sighing, Someday dying with all the passing fanfare Of one who has dropped their car keys, Wondering if the wonderer ever did open That door, And never even guessing that the brilliance On the other side, Is more beautiful in an instant, Than a thousand lifetimes on the islands of the Sun. © 2014 David AielloAuthor's Note
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Added on April 14, 2013 Last Updated on December 16, 2014 AuthorDavid AielloNYAboutBetween the dreaming and the moments of meditation, this rendition of transition is a beautiful outpouring tapestry of sensation. If I have a quote, it is thus: Art Exists to Help Us Remember to.. more..Writing
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