Grace

Grace

A Poem by Francis Rosenfeld

I could have died a thousand ways
or not have lived at all,
I could have sold my happiness
for envy, rage, and gall,
I could have drowned in grief and tears
and given up my soul,
I could have followed on my fears
to falter, fail and fall.

Years back one mentioned off the cuff
I was a lucky brat
that someone up there cares enough
to keep me safe and sound.
So many ways to lose the fight
and only one way out.
I should be gone, but I am alright,
how wonderful is that!

© 2017 Francis Rosenfeld


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The oddities in the rhyming on the even-numbered lines was a bit jarring at first glance, but upon continuing the read, and reading it over, I found the poem actually worked as a whole so long as either the odd or even-numbered lines rhymed. This is spectacularly written! Much enjoyed!

Posted 6 Years Ago


Francis Rosenfeld

6 Years Ago

Thank you!
emipoemi

6 Years Ago

my pleasure.

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Francis Rosenfeld
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Francis Rosenfeld has published ten novels: Terra Two, Generations, Letters to Lelia, The Plant - A Steampunk Story, Door Number Eight, Fair, A Year and A Day, Mobius' Code, Between Mirrors and The Bl.. more..

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