the final days of poetry, in memorandumA Poem by andy groeon the final days of poetry the words will come undone, their letters dropped upon the ground first one by one by one. then soon the streets will covered be with thought unrecognized, and hope and faith will float away in cold wind undesiguised. the sun will set, the sun will rise, but never like before. the trees will weep for what is gone and blossom nevermore. the wind will blow both stiff and harsh, the grass will fade to brown, the sky will fill with darkened clouds, and time will whittle down. when all the words have gone away our joy will fail its ties and innocence will never glow in children's laughing eyes. but the greatest pain we shall see on final poem days is loss of love and all that's pure from this world's marbled haze. so if you feel that time is short do all that you may know to keep what's cherished close to heart and never let it go. for truly now i say to you that within poetry lays the strength to save our world from all that's left to be. © 2012 andy groe |
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