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Dead Upon A Rock
by Walter LaVerne Jones → (All Poetry by Walter LaVerne Jones)
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Sliver of A writer Left for the world to contemplate...

 Calm they say before the storm
and day before night
stars in quantity
and light is never bright


all the will of man lays cold upon the ground
and in the vision left
I hear the single sound
of wisdom


granted to a man a woman
at his feet
while tired
and lonely
still the darken street


a bottle for a friend


a


 blanket made of straw and in the midst of ever after I hear an angel call


no palace on a hill nor


daydreams to scream and in the time before the dawn I will take her in


What is the things that need to be


a voice opens up the mind a thought


no man sees
 
yet in the quest for better than
 
few but hungry see the blessings all a round


 from street to climbing tree


a child in hope


 seeks what he can not have


a man takes what he can


and settles for the bad


Woman chases bad in search of good


we are what we are most often understood


a trip to be a hero in side our minds


 a


venture to the last of hope with faith tight in view


so well the voice inside the mind so great the solitude


cry or whimper what the same in risk and shadow


call wind and rain


feel the soul but we leave it all


in


graves with a name ours


they often say and in the last hours we fall to knees and pray


 a feeble lot of persons silenced by our mistakes


ignorance washes the blood from a dirty face


help waits in place not


 easily seen


and the girl is old who once was the dream


ideals and innocence a strange a failing lot


as the few reach for the haves and the have nots


The borderline between reality


 how much is the window dog


what will it cost to send him free


no answer for the world has changed


in a place so far from right


close your eyes and hold her old image tight


her new form is cold as day is long


and in it you question right from wrong


No place to lay your head


no


 warmth for your mind


few could understand those that could just do not have the time


so take the picture hold it well


inside your temper truth


cry a song for old age


sing another for


youth


a pittance is no a gash upon a fallen head


and bottle soft good brandy


are just like the words said


no want or need


 is


ever with out place


and hues of love still can be seen


in the young girls face


Crash in tools of loss


and banners flying high


was it that you gave up


or did you just die


 no love pure no knight on stead of white


no girl to give you love


 in
the cool of summer lit


a empty feeling as you lay your bottle down


the bed is soft with lonely thoughts


her bickering voice rips holes in your soul


near you make a sound


love permeated deep in side


but body rejects


and the pride of self dissipates


to a lone


 heart driven by a stake can you see the wind it takes and takes and takes


Half a man tempted shrew lays cold upon a stone


a shroud of life lingers but the grave digger has gone


home no night gown dances in his view


and the results of age have taken even the likes of you


pleasant is the farce that passes for life


as words decorate the stage


in actors face in makeup paste it fades


 from


view the lights on edge fall


on what is left of two.


Bars and halls dance in merry way


 and time kiss the death of just up
and walked away


Robin hood and maid Marry step into the cold


arrow from the Sheriff's bow laid them all low


The writer cries
 the poet dies
the Baird can not sing
for


 in the forest no longer is a dream
 
too real to young no hope all is done


words fade
stage is cold
last of footlight broke
no fever left in


the pen


 blood will not write 
the spirit has become
a victim of the night


 


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