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Rolling out cold by scott c virtes Friday, September 12, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan ups and downs, cycles of time, we'll know where we're going if we get there
get back another century riding the wind working for a future we can't see. roads stretch on everywhere away with wheels rolling down the web of time. bridges rise spanning seas stop and stare down into depths we almost dared. it's only a feeling but swords and networks are mere toys in trembling hands deep down the cities rise and crumble only human after all these years alone on a rock in a sea of time carry on, carried away with freedom we are never seen again -- even the darkest fire changes the world -- in the long count only fossils are remembered === history: written 10/20/93, left in a forgotten notebook for a decade ... rediscovered in Sept 2003.
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Reviewed by Sheila Roy	5/14/2009

Love that last bit. Hugs, Sheila




Reviewed by 000 000	10/13/2008

Alone on a rock-In the sea of time. Excellent-loved this line-very creative. CarolHawks




Reviewed by Richard Christopher Suarez	6/6/2005

I will echo eddie T. this is well crafted, and shows that you really put some organized thought to create this . Really Well written piece!! all the best', Rich Criso Suarez




Reviewed by Eddie Thompson	3/31/2004

well-crafted and thoughtful poem...




Reviewed by Nicole Lasher	3/1/2004

"only human after all these years" This was a good line and well placed. It brought a sideways smile to my face.




Reviewed by Jim Dunlap	11/20/2003

Same thing happened to me, some of my lost poems were found in my Grandmother's Bible after her death. Interesting write.




Reviewed by Karen Cino	11/15/2003

Excellent write. Keep searching those lost notebooks. I have found verses scribbled on napkins that were some of the best words I've written. Karen




Reviewed by Marlene Dawn	11/12/2003

Wonderful work! Marlene




Reviewed by Dee C.	9/12/2003

So glad you found it....wonderful work!