If Only To ListenA Poem by Jeremy D. AndrewsThey forlorn in the vision, just to wait to have a collision. They continue on never knowing, if they form will soon be flowing. So many variations to be ordered, they mingle and mix only lessened. Some will die, some will lie, only to relive the latest fly. Pick and choose ones to employ, and only to find sense among the cloy. To impart this vast array of letters, would be a choice of subject matter. They go, their gone until forever, for never to finish the wieght untethered. Furrowed now upon the brow, they begin to slip upon the bow. So sweet to be the endless power, found upon these nectars devour. Clearing now without rewarding, another time perhaps affording. © 2010 Jeremy D. AndrewsReviews
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