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David Lessard
Poems
Aug 2014
Fall from grace.
Fall graciously or do not fall at all,
sin you do not know befriends you;
you do not care to listen to its call,
you are changed, when all is through.
You fell from grace and hurt your soul,
maybe you did not know wrong;
but your conscience knew inside,
that this was not the same old song.
An angel of light she looked to you,
her mystery a sought desire;
she caused your fall and wound,
and burned you with her fire.
We can't know all there is to know,
we're blinded by the golden veil;
we cannot hear our loved ones cry,
when we begin to fall and fail.
Fall graciously or do not fall at all,
you have no guide, but one;
ignore him at your soul's great cost,
you've a battle yet, that isn't won.
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David Lessard
75/M/Prescott, Arizona
(75/M/Prescott, Arizona)
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