OnsetA Poem by Stoic BerserkerJust read the damned thing...We continue on, day to day, Learning to love ourselves with no ounce of decay, In the level of our hopes, dreams, no remorse, For the sorrowful souls, desiring peace. One way or another, the conclusion finds us, Telling a story of the paths we once travelled. Love and hate, peace and war, On a smaller scale, though, Within us, without us, The world steams on, the machine presses forward. Troops march, whistles blow, longing to serve a purpose… Love is not lost, nor is it deceased, Through uneventful decades of peace, I understand that now, as do the masses, If you wander with an open mind, Who knows of the treasures you’ll find. One epitaph, on a solemn tomb stone, laden with frost and
dust of ages untold, The story unfolds with the squawks of the crows. You needn’t sing the tune they insinuate, for the stars do
it for you, Reverberations, reiterations through the centuries, Still we long for something more. Love isn’t enough to covet, Hate isn’t enough for its onset, A disease so impure, so full of despair, That no one quivers nor sheds care, At the onset… © 2013 Stoic Berserker |
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2 Reviews Added on January 22, 2013 Last Updated on January 22, 2013 AuthorStoic BerserkerMiami, FLAboutA living conundrum, a passionate heretic; I'm in the business of finding every beautiful thing this world has to offer, and bringing it insightfully to life. more..Writing
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