When All That Remains, Is Love
Hey Dad, remembering the black and white photo from
Nineteen sixty-six; you were just a baby wild hair and your own
Little babies smiling aside your precious heart: me as little brother cozy
Perhaps not that much given the truth of this flesh ? Gazing into their camera
Len's with beautiful Mom and their edifice his imposing structure still proclaiming
This righteousness be, God ? But now decades gone by it burns me my loves; scorching
Their hypocasy from waning time; puppets, endless she seems dangling from jestive's wires....
Beware of pathetic's Yoke a golden tree ? Peering heart's through time past; rejoice, for all that remains.
Copyright © Johnny Rhinem | Year Posted 2014
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