On a Christmas EveA Poem by MoriartyMesaT K . I y a c , a I k y a . Y m e t , l p . L , J
Once in a great while a man, a rake,
heal, brute, a bad man. Can find warmth, love, solace, happiness, soft and tender kisses, from a blessing on a Christmas eve.... Once in a great while, one whom would be the villainous son, a conspiring subaltern, nameless clerk, he too can look upon a sleeping beauty, breath a sigh of undeserved love, glance of an "R", or stone.... And once, once in a great while. A brute of stone, will fall to his knee's. Thank his ancient God's, offer his strength, his fire, and the heart of a mountain. But once upon the eve of Christmas, an undeserved rake, brute, villainous son, all sort of man, can find peace with a loved one. For small stolen moments of time, we may rest, the villans, brutes, once on a small Christmas eve we shall feel like the rest of humanity. We shall feel loved. We shall feel the warmth through stone hearts and forced titles. Upon a Christmas eve, a lady whom one man would die A thousand deaths, sleeps. Her stone protector, gives thanks. © 2012 MoriartyMesaReviews
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1 Review Added on December 25, 2012 Last Updated on December 25, 2012 AuthorMoriartyMesaGONZOLAND!!!!!!!!!!!!, CAAboutI am back! And in the word's of someone i met at a bus station. I cant remember. more..Writing
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