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Endings

When the nights are done And we see the sun A new day dawns With hope for some When the fairies of spring With warm breath breathe The snow from the winters Will leave their freeze When the bellies of clouds Can hold no more They spread their rains To wash earths shores When the grub that lived Leaves its cocoon On the flight of wings Will play till noon When the days are done And we lay us down The stars will twinkle In the moons playground When the ends that come Make it hard to see There is something new To set us free.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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Date: 1/5/2011 12:36:00 PM
I thought I saw this poem somewhere else among your entries. Unfortunately, the victim of the assailant in my prose entry received second-degree burns on his legs. The perpetrator resigned from the fire department in his city because of the incident. Your poem is nicely descriptive while being relatively easy to read and understand.
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Date: 2/13/2010 9:14:00 PM
I love your beautiful poem...Love the moon's playground...Enjoyed...Marty
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Date: 2/13/2010 12:51:00 AM
robyn, that is a clever and poitive way to look at "endings" Your line about bellies of clouds was a cool picture. Love the visuals you created with this one. aS for that new poem form, it's a contest. click on contests by members and try to do one yourself for the contest! Luv, Andrea
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