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Hanging Days
by Frank P Whyte
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Hanging days long gone
Dreadful images of the little ones
Who know the history
Of darker days
But force their smiles
Anyway
And learn early
When it can do some good
That much worth having
Has been made of wood
And the remembrance of marble, shale, and steel
Are indestructible
But were never real
For it is only the malleable
That can be shaped and held
Or the words and melodies
Which we sing and meld
And in last moment
With an accounting of all
The icons finally fold away their nails
And in that moment when forgiveness is sought
Soul’s last insult is finally wrought
And the story once told of what is right
Is left forever in the dark of night.




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Reviewed by Cryssa C 4/20/2009
I am not sure I completely understand your poem, but it seems to be quite metaphorical and in some instances maybe even allegorical. It has a somber tone and left me feeling that there are so many sad injustices in this world...and a feeling of subdued melancholy for all that is lost.

Cryssa


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