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Christos Andreas Kourtis
Poems
Aug 2015
Half Past The Hour Of Sadness
Tick do the go the clocks in slow repetitive remorse
my spiders have stopped making webs, all are in discourse
our satellite faded out from view at midnight
time has come and gone
now it's half past the hour of sadness
My sister sun still shines
in her yellow hue I do admire
but I have watched her die again and again
and in my heart I do wonder why
why should beauty come to a sad end
why should I suffer
looking on helplessly
in this most tragic time
half past the hour of sadness
I can't let he go nova again
I try to claim amenity
pretend to shield my eyes
but I am far too gone
far past the light
and in her hour of need
I her brother
I will comfort her
as comes that darkness
half past the hour of sadness
By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
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Christos Andreas Kourtis
London UK
(London UK)
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