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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Life is tragic so listen with thirst for the music of happiness." Quote _by Poet Life is a journey full of moments - of struggle, for a poet the gathering of emotions; the penning of poems that one day will crumble, of words that crash together like waves in oceans. And my journey has been the road of a writer, I have written of the scars on my soul and heart; I have penned of nature and the birds that flutter, and I suppose I will till the day I depart. And when the day comes that is to be my last one, I would pen- even if just in my fading mind; a tale, the story of how it had all begun, I would leave all my delight and sorrow entwined. My last poem- the last would be heartbreak and bliss, hold a song full of birds singing a cappella; I would walk a Zen garden into an abyss, and stroll in the falling rain with no umbrella. Life is a journey full of moments - of struggle, and my journey has been the road of a writer; and when the day comes that is to be my last one, my last poem- the last would be heartbreak and bliss. _____________________ November 28, 2020 Poetry/Rhyme/Life is Tragic Copyright Protected, ID 11-1308-195-28 All Rights Reserved, 2020, Constance La France Written for the Standard contest, The Last 1 sponsor, Anthony Biaanco, Judged 02/03/2021 Fifth Place
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