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Time Forgotten

A gatherer whistles an old air His scythe glides a perfect sweep The stems fall and then lay there Like soldiers all gone to sleep Moments they before the blade Deftly laid one by one Moments as the memories made With time would now be gone But leaving something of a kind Perhaps some distant smile begotten Lost to that old and aging mind Are the times of time forgotten

Copyright © | Year Posted 2013




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Date: 9/10/2013 10:27:00 AM
Richard, deep... write... I'm not as old when it comes to aging... wish the ending not to be true.. linda
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