LIFE WITHOUT MERCY

LIFE WITHOUT MERCY

A Poem by mandy
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a view of impending death

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Shadows, melted with silver rain
retire. The sky is gray.
He flees, (in fear he will be lost) 
The rushing, gushing clay.

The clay, the sallow, yellow clay
is, but the Net Of Death,
pursuing fleeing feet until,
at last, they're out of breath.

The sun breaks through the heavy boughs,
and lightens up the trees.
The heaviness thus leaves my soul,
and sets my heart at ease.

© 2018 mandy


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What a stirring piece. I love that you closed the poem with hope intact.

Posted 5 Years Ago


A sunny day. Can lift the sadness away.
"The sun breaks through the heavy boughs,
and lightens up the trees.
The heaviness thus leaves my soul,
and sets my heart at ease"
I enjoyed your poem and I liked the above lines. Thank you Mandy for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

Posted 5 Years Ago



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Added on March 8, 2018
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mandy
mandy

FL



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i have lived in michigan and florida. married to a guitar playing man. i enjoy writing poems and songs. also, bowling and card playing..am a big nascar fan, and like hockey. more..

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A Poem by mandy



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