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Twilight
by +Steven Curtis Lance → (All Poetry by +Steven Curtis Lance)
Wednesday, November 8, 2017    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Twilight



I



Subsisting on rice and ramen
Untouchably un-Brahmin
Maybe Illuminati though
Not a Nazi heavens no

But just a German Lutheran
Doing the best he can
Uncommonly uncommon
Son of a hitman one who may
Be un Mafioso

Out in the wilderness now
Falling through all the cracks somehow
Persisting through the hard way
Always resisting anyway

Insistingly being me
Subsistingly but free



II



I always thought the world would end before I died
Because of how they taught me then (or they tried)
At a church that seems now to have been about fear

But the world and I are both of us still here
All of them dead I wonder what would they have thought
I hope the world survives but know I will not

They thought I was crazy and they were right but wrong
About what the world was about all along
Out of my mind yes but the world was on my mind

How they taught me then (or they tried) died when they died
But I am still here now too crazy to be
Afraid having made my decision to transcend

To live for love giving away poetry
Grateful to the world for what it has given me
Hoping to make us both better in the end

I bet they were surprised crossing over to find
It was love all along for our humankind
That it was all about but that they left behind



III



This is the hour when the dogs bark
When the birds fly across a sky
Showing its colors before going dark

Under it wondering here I
See faraway stars start to spark
This is the hour when why not becomes why

This hour of opportunity
In the in between of to be
Between day and night is no time to die

I want to live and to embark
Through the dark for light I might see
At this twilight hour the right time for me

Anything can happen because
This is the hour now when it does



Steven Curtis Lance

 


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 Reviews of "Twilight"
Reviewed on November 10, 2017
This is just fabulous! I remember so much! I think your, especially this one, writing is so very cool!

Love ya!

Jane


Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 8, 2017
Your sunsets are fabulous and so are your twilights. It reads like you are brainwashed by religious fanatics. So glad you outlived them!

Ron

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on November 8, 2017
This was really good. I enjoyed every stanza.

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on November 8, 2017
I hope the light goes on and you live it fully in the bright


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