TerminalA Poem by Shane Hogan PoetryThe garden gates left open, once where my child would stand, he left my home a boy for Australia to be a man He said ""father i'll do my best, I can only follow life's great plan; there will be money in an envelope, just keep the mother grand" Now as I walk out upon the estate, it seems all life has passed bye, the haunting halls, the empty rooms, among the whale of silences cry. So now it seems in worn out dreams, the hope that was brought to many, leaves them helpless to the streets they don't care about tomorrow trying to meet today's needs The worker was oblivious to this forthcoming, it took most of us by surprise now paying with the absence and culture of our children that's the price of all these lies When the only care is money yes, togetherness will have to die Thus utter the words "dry your tears my darling, or both of us will cry". I see the movement of the birds, as they try to reach the skies, over all the waves of people, trying to say goodbyes, "i'll probably be back tomorrow", as smiling friends joke lies, They will probably never live this land again but with these last memories they will try.
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6 Reviews Added on January 10, 2015 Last Updated on January 10, 2015 AuthorShane Hogan PoetryCo. Kildare, Leinster , IrelandAboutI know you feel it scratching beneath the surface of this state. more..Writing
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