Ripples in Life
Into the mist of morning
Wanders a man who's soul
Asks so many things from life,
Even as rivers wash the cold
From the snails sluggish pace.
Seeking truth and understanding,
About the things in life unknown
To anyone who has no friend or foe,
Clues to emotions so over-grown
That comprehension becomes a blur.
Even the tulip petals and crocus
Poke through soil cold and bare
To open their buds to sun and light,
Sharing their scent with April's air
As evening lulls the stars awake.
Into the river wide and dark
Bubbles wash his arms and skin
As he slips his anguish into the froth,
Seeking to find his life's plan again
As he rides Fates ripples on this night.
Poetry by Morpheus
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Written on 2006-04-06 at 04:14
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