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C F Tinney
Poems
May 2017
Knowledge
I knew a man of wisdom, faith and knowledge.
A man of destiny.
I knew him well enough to know,
this man was far from free.
For wisdom comes from pain,
and faith from the unseen.
And knowledge from the hard pursuit,
of learning what has been.
I knew this man, and he knew me.
We frowned upon each other.
When death came calling suddenly,
we counted neither brother.
He passed from here to else beyond,
to where I have no knowledge.
Yet, if you ask the text,
they stuffed in him at college
He withered into blackness
and became a captive of the fact
that nothingness awaits us all
in darkened final act.
Such knowledgeβ¦ oh wasted manβ¦
from such knowledge I abstain.
Ashes to ashes belief to belief
#death
#reality
#life
#grave
#ending
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C F Tinney
Midwest
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