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Mar 2019
All around the world we go,
following a trail of fallen snow;
Keeping within a boundary built,
like a fortress of stark aging stone.

When will we discover peace,
a place to rest our weary bones ?
Where is the proper pathway to,
that place we've never known ?

Such worry brings us to our knees,
with ruminating thoughts of fear and disease;
Among the ruins we bravely climb,
trying to keep our hearts aligned.

Then in one another's eyes we find,
that strength, the Will of humankind;
And with the force of the rising sun,
we finally reach where we belong.
Oh, this is a very old poem, and you can tell I've changed the tempo along the way, but I thought it had a good message, so here it is, folks ! I'll try to rewrite it in better form...one day ! Thanks to all who read it !!
Written by
Frances E McClelland  Hamilton, NJ
(Hamilton, NJ)   
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