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Christopher Withers
Poems
Mar 2015
Do not
Do not
Be frightened of the 'life',
The path which leads through shadows reach -
The unfamiliar at our back,
With twining claws which grasp and reach.
To scatter back to our old home,
To settle in a mire of dreams,
And thoughts and laughs
Of memories past,
Avoidant of the unperceived.
Set forth anew, and claim the right
To live and love and
Clasp the light, to scan the morrow
With fresh eyes,
To stake a claim, to sow, to rise.
An unrevised poem which sprang forth after reading Thomas' "Do not go gentle into that good night."
#love
#life
#live
Written by
Christopher Withers
UK
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