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Created on: February 04, 2009 Last Updated: September 23, 2011
Distant angels staring bleakly at the sky,
as black birds light against the shadows.
Enduring columns shelter loved ones lost.
Alone, alive inside the tomb of mind.
Remember as your raindrops pelt the snow.
Taste my memory sweet upon your tongue.
Should the days dim my presence slowly,
Meet me on the fair road by the gate.
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The winds of autumn stir the nodding trees
that guard the graveyard by the sea;
and so disturbed,
Graveyards
Gardens of memories
Fields of stone
Perpetual monuments
weeds overgrown
Elaborate tombs
Like silent museums
Acres
Old folks and the young all gather here to rest
Calm, still, peaceful, grasses whisper in a breeze
Songs birds serenade all
The wind blows through the headstone and ruffles my hair
but I let it because it's like your touching me.
You with your phantom
Open your eyes to what can be seen
the artistry and all it gleam
Hard intense works will surface
of marble stones carved
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