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H A Vitatoe Oct 2019
Sides,that drift
with
***** walls.

This abode
of
Night time halls

Where some have
wept
Their one last call

The holder
stops
For one last fall
Where ever home may be.
H A Vitatoe Sep 2019
In a day
We would all know
An hour
From long ago
The seconds
That,, no longer beat
& those lives
No longer dream

The towers fell
Down,  to a  duet
It was then
We'd Never, Forget
Remembering 9/11
H A Vitatoe Aug 2019
Hello you
Over there
Why
so gloom

I see you have
left again
Somewhere
within, that room

It's been several
days for now
I  suppose
I'll, see you soon

I seen a glimpse
in today
of happiness
that came, from you

I pray
that of tomorrow
you'll remember
in which, of whom

Hoping
that you will follow
sounds, of laughter
that lift, your mood

But,
sadness, filled with sorrow
came & brought us
to, your tomb
H A Vitatoe Aug 2019
Moving through
with no restraint
are the haters
& the saints

Standing
is a man
guiding
with
Gods hand

Not one
able
to out run
The truth
that is
to come

With cheers
from
far away
As the Trumpets
begin
to Play
H A Vitatoe Aug 2019
This is true
My
O·rig·i·nal·i·ty
Being that
It can-not be
Fused
Nor co-pied
The imprint
That was
Designed
Just
For me
H A Vitatoe Aug 2019
Not knowing, where the universe begins
Or how far, the darkness extends
Can one know, where it actually ends
  Aug 2019 H A Vitatoe
Jim Davis
Quick lives painted,
By the yellows, reds, and blues.
Colorful lives they were,
Intensely hued in shades.
Kaleidoscope lives.

Chromatic colors of this world,
Not the next.  Although,
Flashes of heaven seen,
Built on moments,
Of crazy subdued!

Essences of bright colors
brought to bear,
For love, against hate.
A spark among mediocrities,
Starting blazes to change worlds.

Splashes of color,
In a darkening sky.
Fireworks streaking to explode,
Falling, extinguished,
Lacking flame for going on.

With their absence,
A vista left more dreary,
Yet carried to the next world,
A sparkle of color heaven gained,
Giving God a smile.

© 2016 Jim Davis
Later in life now, **** near sixty, remembering all those, who have left here, earlier than I.
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