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Created on: February 08, 2009
The Black Fist of change comes and goes, slamming periodically into the balsa building, lodging splinters into the pulp of the unready, the unwilling, and the ones unable to mold.
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Poetry: Circle of life
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You are the sky
What can I be?
You can be the sea
Where can I play?
Anywhere,
Present, Past and Future
Great grandpa's home in desolation
stands on a hill in isolation.
Weathered boards shrunken with cold
admit
Frail, tired, weak, so small
Parkinson's has stolen it all
She seems more peaceful when she finds sleep
The tremors slow and
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As time goes on I begin to see
How important life's circle can be
Every time something comes back to me
I know
Great circle be it little and very small.
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