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Atlantis Fading
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Atlantis Fading

When misty-halled Atlantis
Trembles to the doleful sounds
Of Pompeii’s passing from the worlds of men;
Then legends start to gather
As Vesuvius resounds
Herculaneum is lost and sinks again.

But how can Pompeii’s going touch the shattered halls of yore?
Atlantis faded many moons before.


When jasper-walled Atlantis
Shudders to the dreadful beat
Of Troy’s despoiling at the vengeful hands;
See companioned shades appear
As spirits in retreat
Shall Flock about in melancholy bands.

But how can Troy’s a’reaving strike the sunken walls a blow?
Atlantis faded many miles below.

When coral-shawled Atlantis
Quivers to the deathful groan
Of cities burst asunder in her sight;
The elders of the cenotaphs
Awake with grieving moan
That resonates beyond the fall of night.

Yet how can cities’ dying stir the rests of coral’d dead?
Atlantis faded and its folk are fled-
But while the heartbeat lies within a million dreamers strong
Atlantis fades but never shall be gone
Yes, Atlantis fades but never shall be gone.



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 Reviews of "Atlantis Fading"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on February 21, 2005
I think you are right, Sally. Such a legend will never fade and, who knows, may well be proven true. Thank you for this offering. Love and peace. Regis

Reviewed by Ch'erie de Perrot
Reviewed on February 1, 2005
Methinks this underwater utopia will never fade, though outa sight, never outa mind.
Intriguing and enjoyable Sal
Love Ch'erie


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