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On Learning I Must Sell Out and Move Away
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"An autumn leaf the wind has tossed / To nowhere yet to everywhere"


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Transcendental Sonnet #1425 and Final:

On Learning I Must Sell Out and Move Away

 

The sky is falling down at last

Life ends as life begins

The rain comes down to drown my past

And wash away the sins

Of generations lived and died

What we stood and fell for

 

Our good and evil shame and pride

Now fades to leave no more

Than faint stain when the rain has dried

The battle and the war

Now lost to me because the cost

Was more than I could bear

 

An autumn leaf the wind has tossed

To nowhere yet to everywhere

 

+Steven Curtis Lance

 

 

 

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 Reviews of "On Learning I Must Sell Out and Move Away"
Reviewed by L. Figgins
Reviewed on April 2, 2006
The page turns and a new story awaits, Steven! New surroundings, new air, new sense of being. Grief, of course, in the pain of letting go but this could be a symbolic release of the past and shedding of the skin you've outgrown. I wish you joy after sorrow and peace in new horizons...

Love, Lin

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on April 1, 2006
These verses reach the depth of the soul, Stevie. Thank you for sharing your gift. Love, peace, and strength to you,

Regis

Reviewed by totally anonymous (Reader)
Reviewed on April 1, 2006
loved the closing verse. This poem leaves a lingering sadness

Reviewed by Chrissy McVay
Reviewed on April 1, 2006
This is so sad... I will keep hoping that things will change and you can stay.


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