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Though Minutes Fly

Solitude be damned to a final emotion When we are puzzled by the mystery of life, Inspired by misgivings in a distant memory Touched by thought and opinion Contemplate the meaning of passion and want When the sun escapes to darkness, And presumed is the want for wisdom possessed Here in a shadows conviction; Until the loudest sound came from quiet voices Let the mind accept what our eyes imagine, Until the solitude of inspiration is lost, For meanings we gathered are soon forgotten Here in the specter of thought But oh to death is our journey bound Down a road to kingdom come, Where all is held to the quiet of its end And judged by the silence within; Until the loudest sound came from quiet voices

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Date: 12/11/2013 5:58:00 PM
Mark WOW your perspective on life and it's road to death is very moving I think I will add this one to my fav's
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Date: 11/20/2013 10:23:00 PM
Hi Mark, wow... I like that.. Death, is just the final emotion... I have a line of an old poem. "Eternal death, my logical component" hahah.... I guess now, I'm the one wondering what exactly was on your mind when writing this poem. By the looks of it. The trumpet playing sounds like my sentencing. I'm hoping the journey and memories of my life are embraced by grace and not truly forgotten. ((Just the bad emotions in which I hope are the only end)) epic poem... xox~ LINDA
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