We Take Turns

We Take Turns

A Poem by Kevin Holloway

Brown and Green lock
They are earthy colors,
And how fitting, for this is Nature's
Oldest gift.

Life is only a shell without the link
The string that ties living and dying,
And draws purity from sinful humanity's
Restless reap.

© 2010 Kevin Holloway


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This poem is well-written and eloquent sounding.. For me though, it's very vague. I can barely comprehend what's going on in the first stanza and have NO IDEA how it's linked to the second. The second was easier for me to understand and I liked the way you expressed the views contained therein.

Posted 14 Years Ago


Haha, I love the caption underneath the title.
Aside from that, this poem is good.
Dare I say it? Really good.

I must say, nice with the vague and subtle.
You truly are a master, sir. =]

Posted 15 Years Ago



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Added on November 4, 2009
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Kevin Holloway
Kevin Holloway

Deutschland, Germany



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Hallo, mein Name ist Kevin and I'm currently living in Germany. I'm a musician who loves writing. Though I do structure some things, a lot of my writing is very free and unprecise. Whatever it tak.. more..

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