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Folly..

Twas darker ‘ere than the depths of dawn and below the river kept its pace toward lands beyond my knowing Amidst the rocks, still reaching up toward pain and sorrows, small depressions filled with crumbled fate while endless winds kept blowing As the writhing forces swelled in mighty song, designed to breach the rise of struggling hopes and long kept dreams I lay wondering how I came to be near death beneath these skies Whose eternal reaches had mystified and drawn my upturned face through years of lonely quests to finally meet myself, my spirit in searing, naked truth Whose unexplained and beck’ning realms entranced and bid my journeys whose captivating, joyous breadth had loved me since my youth Yet I’d stayed those rocks through tearing winds and river’s rage, committed born of fears and lost in tears enmeshed in damned desires Such folly had I caused my soul through days and nights of searching straining past my anguished heart to stoke those dying fires
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larry-fowler
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Published
Dec 10, 2010
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Copyright 2010 Larry Fowler

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