Street Crossings
Look both ways before you cross that streetLook twice, then look again
You never know who you are to meet
It has been known to rain
,
,
,
,
Some feel the clouds gather deep within
There are storms weeping in Night's travail
There are loves whom love to no avail
They are seeking still, in all this spin
,
,
,
,
Where the small must crawl
When winged ones fly at will
All lines after all
Whitened bones, ink must spill
Until you sleep wrapped in a sheet
Where there is nothing to explain
Go careful when you cross that street
So very little does remain
Poetry by Chaucer Whethers
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Written on 2014-08-11 at 01:25
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