Short Wills Poems
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life will continue
broken my will without you
will tomorrow come
By
David Kavanagh
Her eye, that of the explorer
Aloof his, to ignore her
A bout, where wills clash and collide
where love on the outcome rides
It's a constant battle of wills with my son and me
One-upmanship is foremost in our daily “get along” tree
Heads are strong
Equal right or wrong
Mostly friendly but goes off the rail if we really disagree
Ye, an [if] the Lord doth [does] list [will/desire],
Nigh [near] unto [to] the heart,
Laid [placed] in deep peril [danger],
To front [face] two-score [forty],
But one fleeting [single] minute [moment],
Within [inside] that which is unpossible [impossible]
Form:
Fed up with his constant prattle
I got into a verbal battle
The harshest of words were spoken
But in the end his will was broken
My voice was clear and strong of lung
I was sharp of wit and deft of tongue
His face grew pale and ashen gray
Then he finally just walked away
Will it ever end?
Will ways converge and begin to mend
Will the closeness that once was
Ever be again?
With truths remain untold
And will fears continue to go unchallenged
Will ill placed unnecessary guards stand?
While that which is strong and innocence
Become not so?
Will one and one ever make two?
Will the hand that has been over extend
Ever retract intertwined?
Will this and so much more go on
While everything else wanes away?