From a View Unknown
The bright sky after the storm.
The rains smell washed clean.
confessions of the innocent gentle and forlorn.
As in visions we seek the a place beyond
what others can claim to have seen.
As the view does vanish.
we reflect apon its perfection as is
caught within a dream.
Hands of ice thoughts as stubborn
cast in stone.
To bitter to admit the pain
So prison from a view unknown.
In a dark landscape there may exist light
over the next ridge but who will journey to see.
It's a choice we must make to try and fail
or wallow in misery.
Children dream without limits so why should
we stop with time.
Age effects all like the pages
of a book of rhyme.
We dream so long only to marvle to the
monsters weve grown.
Thoughts for sale are a mystery.
from this view unknown
Copyright © John Patrick Robbins Aka Gonzo | Year Posted 2009
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