![]() Lessons of HistoryA Poem by M. A. KilcorseWhile I stand
upon these fog cloaked streets My eyes fix
themselves against the moon And I hear the
footsteps of lives gone past Rattling against
the darkened hills. Shimmering
lights that run and dance; Ghosts so full
of life. Freed from all
the worlds restraints; Their second
chance at life. But by the time
morning comes, And the sun
dominates the sky, All the spirits
stop and vanish Right before my
very eyes. All the lessons
that they whispered The entire night
they taught. But blinded by
the light of day All their words
I have forgot. © 2012 M. A. Kilcorse |
StatsAuthorM. A. KilcorseToledo, OHAboutI use writing not just as an escape, but as a construct. To see non-physical ideas take life in the form of places and people is the magic and mystery of creative writing. more..Writing
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