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A Moments Reflection

I am empty as the page that sits befor the flustrated poet.

Pain trapped in heart without words to put to pen.

Shaking cold knowing full well my time has passed as swiftly

as train through a midnight so very clear.

 

The road behind me I can longer recall.

Faces and places shallow as a drying river bed.

Life has taught me to put up wall.

 

Stolen moments from a welcome barstool.

One of many jesters in this fools

kingdom I do rule.

 

The clock of my life grows closer

to closing time.

 

When walk out that door it's left to others to recall.

reflect in the thoose smokey dark corners.

How many of you ever did know me at all.

 

Thinking of times never had.

Missing friendships that never were.

To fail means at least you did try.

The road never ends so why must I?

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john-patrick-robbins-aka-gonzo
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Dec 26, 2009
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