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Micheal Wolf
Poems
Sep 2015
The view from the foxhole
I could write and say what I miss
But as I never have, it's empty words I guess
I could say what I feel and how I'm changed
But feel what? As we have neverΒ Β met
I could recite loves labours lost or much adoo
Indeed it's nothing as not with you
Or pages of prose by those who wrote
Those whos classics masters taught
But all would seem incomplete
Because it seems..
We were never destined to meet
Like a story in third person read as though in first
That makes a ******'s feelings burst
Or Hemingways "Old man and the sea"
That's really more a testament to me
For leagues away and a different time
In spirit you could be mine
But at night when the day has laboured hard
Both alone
No arms entwined
Different worlds we roam each day
Circumstance that governs why
Long and hard have I wrestled now
With what if's when and how
Is there any point, I doubt
Written by
Micheal Wolf
On the edge of reason, UK
(On the edge of reason, UK)
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