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Fate Hath Borrowed by Sudo Nym ~ Poet in Motion Thursday, May 03, 2007 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Yours is but a love undone It echoes of a song unsung A heart recovering from misery Seeks out an unplayed melody To ease the thoughts that always swoon For a bird in hand with love attuned To ease your pain and hear your plea That life holds glories yet to see That life is worthy still to live That you hold gifts you've yet to give That life is eager for tomorrow And yours a life that fate hath borrowed As life unfolds what is revealed Wrapped in love yet unconcealed In this gentle spirit I behold Is creation's secret yet untold Our souls entwined in empathy In a karmic play of mystery You claim a destiny detoured A wonderment to which I'm lured A question I have yet to ask Why towards me is attention cast To what my purpose in this dance That brought me here by happen stance Sudo Nym April 30, 2007 All Rights Reserved

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Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)	5/4/2007

Interesting indeed




Reviewed by Art Sun	5/3/2007

The questions of love felt within the depth of mind, journeys tend to cross paths and we find ourselves joined and yet questioning...interesting poetic piece... nice work...Art Sun...