Unlifted Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Veiled Tears

The heart ungifted,

weeps mornings, after mourning,

the veil unlifted.

The Secret of Time

THE SECRET OF TIME

It’s the curve of the rail
It’s the bend in the road
It’s the unlifted veil 
It’s the way yet unstrode

That are drawing me on
To pursue the concealed
On a path whither, yon
To what may be revealed

Though there’s joy to be felt
Friends, locations provide
In the known places dwelt
Giving warmth deep inside

I embrace the unknown 
On this bare blessed field
While the seeds may been sown
We await future’s yield

As we seek to know all
Of what is and shall be
Driven on by the call
Of deep curiosity

In the cycle of life 
That must come to a close
Truth revealed? end of strife?
The great questions are posed

As our story is told
With each passing clock chime
Could it be this unfold
Is the secret of time?

Premium Member Clouds Unpierced, Unlifted

From my pillow,
Illusions are unfriended.
    Each and every.

But this moon, 
    with clouds between 
she and eye...

I love illusion, 
    once more.


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