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Old Grey Cobblestone

The old,grey cobblestone

leads to the archway

in front of the church

that supports the bell

which rings at seven.

 

How many footsteps have touched it's surface?

Footsteps that carried the dreams and sorrow of many.

 

At seven

as the bell rings

the lights start to glow

dangling from their cord

like a vine over the street.

 

People casually walk through the courtyard

peering into windows

talking and laughing

graciously being.

 

Voices slightly heard

through gradually darkening air

voices carefully crafting verses

in Spanish.

 

Life is easily seen

from the second floor terrace

peace in it's purest shape

trust and truth.

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david-divine-brooks
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Dec 4, 2012
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