The Sip

The Sip

A Poem by Footprints al carbon
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It happened over the Pacific.

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High above the dotted clouds,
     sailing over the sea;
Travelers all together are bound,
     by the breath of destiny;
Surging forward across the globe,
     that once was just too big;
Now enjoying the modern storm,
     with every luxury;
Still our needs are much the same,
     a smile cures all ills;
And all the while we play our parts,
     in the grandest symphony;
The days are just too many to count,
     and still it's but a flash;
When life exhausts its mortal shell,
     we all make history;
But today will soon forget,
     the clumsy hand of fate;
Which grasps its cup to take a sip,
     and spills the whole damn thing.

© 2017 Footprints al carbon


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Added on May 22, 2017
Last Updated on May 22, 2017
Tags: history, fate, symphony, destiny

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Footprints al carbon
Footprints al carbon

Phoenix, AZ



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I'm a part time poet, usually during waking hours. An idea must be fed and put to bed in harmonic frequency as to the sun moving about the sky. Poetry is exhausting so burn clean my peoples. more..

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