Poetry: The cycle of life - by Lynda Schowengerdt

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by Lynda Schowengerdt

Created on: March 22, 2009

FOR WHAT HAS YET TO BE

as she walks along the shore
the sun sets on the sea
all alone with her thoughts
for what has yet to be
she dreams of a future
a future still unsure
but faith keeps her steady
for what has yet to be
the sun has set
the stars twinkle on the sea
she longs for an answer
for what has yet to be
to start life anew
a life in which she's free
to break the ties that bind

for what has yet to be

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by Victoria Cross

Endless cycle
The sun slowly reveals itself
as the morning begins
Soft silk petals closed
and asleep from within
Morning dew
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by Joshua Rubeck

In life there's a cycle that plays its own tune,
everything dances nothing is immune.
everything changes nothings the same,
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by Tony Northover

In the forest, we walk
dead leaves under our feet
Will be compost for next year's plants

A circle never ending
But were did
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by Steven Francis
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by Kathleen Delicato

CYCLES
Cycles of life,
Birth- the start of spring.
The world a-ring
With birds singing.
Enveloped in the happy sound.
Plants and

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