The Prodigal Son/The Noble HobbyistA Poem by Louis McKrakerThe boy stood at the edge of oblivion-- A dream in one hand, and a consequence in the other-- He spent his days searching for absolution, But had only found everything other Out of all the solutions that had been offered, He was unable to find any of them satisfying And even in the shadows where all had faltered, He would never stop searching, He would never stop trying-- The boy kept his pace, and never missing a beat, He was matched only by the opportunities That he had left trampled beneath his feet His only hope, that he could one day stand at the edge of oblivion, --a dream in one hand, and a consequence in the other-- And watch nobly as everyone else began to flee-- © 2013 Louis McKraker |
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Added on July 15, 2013 Last Updated on July 15, 2013 Tags: Allegory, Perspective, Literary AuthorLouis McKrakerMontpelier, VTAboutFull Name: Louis Issac McKraker Birthdate: November 9, 1984 Place of Origin: Center Point, Alabama Occupation: Poet, Fiction Writer, Journalist Styles: Post-modern, Free-verse, Esoter.. more..Writing
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