There was a time not long ago When life was bright as sun on snow When all the strife was understood When war was fought without the blood.
A summer's dream, her hand in mine A sea without the sand and brine A face that knew the pain of deeds An orchid fresh amongst the weeds.
Time moves on without restraint Souls are ruined and left to waste A modern age, brave and strong Suffocation in the throng.
Summer's love, bound to fail Cast aside for winter's hail And though we're grateful for the past We knew too well it couldn't last.
Youth is fleeting, love's not free Spend them in good company Think too much and miss the prize Left with loss to analyse.
The bond we had has gone astray With the wind, it blew away And though each night comes cold and dull The sunrise follows, round and full.
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Posted: May 2011
About this poem:
A short poem about reminiscing, change and moving on. The passage of time and perspective are themes I think about alot, as they constantly change. So, in a way, change is the only constant. This is the first time I've posted anything, any comments are welcome, negative or positive.
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