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What is man but brilliance,

Resting upon fingertips,

Painted and sewn into the fabric

Of Time's lonely silhouette?

 

The fabric that writhes,

And whispers,

Stories cascade from his tongue-

Nature's waterfall.

 

He is naught but an old man

Weaving in his hand a thread-

The past, the present, the future,

A rope.

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miranda-santoro
25 / F / American
Published
Nov 13, 2012
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