The Quotes Garden – Poems in a verse - [ XVII ] - Hymns

The Quotes Garden
*** Part II – Poetic lines in a verse ***
*** Hymns ***




“Weeping crickets mourn a grave into the meadow; –
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Alone, at last! A rusty cross awaits my autumn’s cry,
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Amber leaves twisting around the sparkles in my eye,
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- And sudden, I remember; a blade of grass, - my seal.
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There’s something to resemble, into a silent prayer?..
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Bowing my brow, to kiss the ground, to vow returning,
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My fingers grasp the secrets of the dew, gathering pearls, -
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O, hymn of cruel fate! Thy blessing! Thank you, Lord!
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Poor heart, do not despair, - in Suffering, rejoice!..”
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(- epitaphs)



©Th3Mirr0r

(2017-2019)

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The Quotes Garden
Part II: Poetic lines in a verse
©Th3Mirr0r
(2017-2019)

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