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Mar 2016
Some swain art twain
Though we art sole;
Some liveth on sand,
Ourn foundation's
Whole.

Some swain art lost
To temporal sight;
Though ourn birth's
Were matched, to
Meeteth in light.

Burst's that trickled,
Out from divinity,
Christ's foreordained-
Eachother to greet.

Strap's upon toes
Dirt to ourn feet;
Off the planet-
démodé; to
Those who
Hath gold
For safe
Keeps.

Remote from another,
By the blue polluted
Welkin; thus one day
We knoweth, ourn
Pinion's shalt be
As falcon's.

Splitting general edicts,
Trusting in God's rule;
Dying to the globe-
Blithe and mellow
Fool's.


©Brandon Nagley
©Lonesome poets poetry
©Earl Jane Nagley dedicated ( Filipino rose)
Swain- young lover.
Twain- meaning two- in archaic tongue.
3rd form of sole- meaning one and only...
Derma- skin.
Hath- have..... Archaic way of saying it
démodé- out of fashion....
Welkin- the sky or heavens...
Thus- .as a result of this.
Pinions- the outer part of a bird's wing including the flight feathers.....
Edicts- or edict-an official order or proclamation issued by a person in authority( men's law,not Gods)
Blithe- happy joyous
brandon nagley
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