Night
Seldom right, always insisting;
is it a miracle, a song,
a wind of many letters
of all but the final say so,
an intention, a need,
a crave for viability?
Men of hay, men of straw,
men of dead innards,
march across squares
where needs are hovering
as a fly would.
Old days dance in void,
in lands jaded and lost,
an echo feeding here
in a wild spree.
Poetry by Bob
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Written on 2011-07-06 at 00:40
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