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Shadows Tree Delight
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This poem is in general, collaborates different thoughts and feelings.


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                            ' Shadows Tree Delight '                                                 

                     A Shadow's secret darkened light,

                    Lightning strikes the darkness bright.

                    Shallow of colors and hidden sound,

                     Cries from spirits all around.

                     The past are many, the choice is few,

                      Climbing of reasons and reasons anew.

                      The moon and stars are crying out,

                      Shouting of silence and silence shout.

                      Time is bleading,and prevail of not, 

                       Love is pleading, life left out.

                       Searching spirits of an endless flight,

                      Who takes the blame? Who will fight? 

                      Swallow deep of forgotten time,

                      Leaving morals of verbal rhyme.

                       Swallow whole, devour.

                       Dream laughing of memory sound,

                        Lost within a heart of ground

    Believe the time has come at last, Swallow deep of forgotten past

                Awake, Alive, Dead, We remember-Amen  

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                                 


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 Reviews of "Shadows Tree Delight"
Reviewed by lois christensen
Reviewed on August 17, 2014
You put so much into this that makes one think, and you are right, the time has come = for each of us to make a difference in what we can do to Awake , be alive and not be dead. Welcome!

Reviewed on August 17, 2014
Wonderful write!! Same Christmas tree, put into every household at Christmas time, but the joys and sorrows are different in each household. Great job in reflection!

Sandie

P.S. Welcome to authorsden!! :o)


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