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Yellow Haired Children

Yellow haired children play with summer day wishes

Residual beings in a reversal of their own dreams

Would that the diadems would majestically fall

Into the whirlwind of their fragmented journey

 

Frangibility abounds in these outstretched hands

Faces of a road-map somewhere back in time

No one to wrap them against the bitterness

Of what will befall them when the sun arises

 

Weary into the Grey night, they reflect alone

Homeless, mindless, soulless in body

Heads turn away from the orphans

Of yet another tralatitious circumstance

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Jan 5, 2011
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