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To: Whom It May Concern

Reckless

Action can

Create crisis-

 

beaware.

 

Please-

 

Don't fall victim

To Ego's

Allure.

 

Hold fast

The light

You've been

Harboring

Within.

 

Beware

Division

 

From the

Ides of March.

 

Tread lightly,

My dears.

 

Walk soft,

With good thought-

Prepare

Your mind

And sit guard

Your soul.

 

Chaos' Shadow

Is passing by-

 

Much is brewing

Has been for

So long.

 

It was

Four years ago,

We knelt

Pregnant with terror

Of what life was

Hurling our way,

 

And here we are

Nearing the end

 

Wounded

 

Yet,

Standing

Strong-

As we must.

 

The final

Square off

Is

Today.

 

Speak softly,

My dears,

 

And again,

 

Tread lightly.

 

Deceit is slinking

About.

 

But trust your heart

And what you've learned

For tomorrow,

 

It finally ends,

 

Either one way

Or, some other

 

Tomorrow,

 

It finally begins.

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Written by
elephants-and-coyotes
Published
Mar 16, 2015
Lines·Words
61·130
Notes

As poets, we are naturally sensitive to the moods and shifts of nature and life itself. But tomorrow is gonna be quite the day for all of us (well, today.  2.37am here). Those more sensitive to these may have already felt this coming. And if you've really been paying attention, you know this chapter truly began about four years ago for us all. I don't know if I'm ready for this, but I like to believe I've been well prepared.

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#life#march#transformation#15#disruption#upheaval
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