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All Things Change
Posted by: petersz (69.181.22.---)
Date: December 02, 2021 08:20PM

All Things Change

Look into the rain drop
On the window pane
Wind entangled with doubt
European clock stuck on itself
Come back again.

The arrogance of morning
Waiting for clouds to go by:
Turn away – the changed forms –
Angels playing dice with our souls.

Lintel broken by evening traffic
Too many fables
Looking for the sun
On its shortest day.


Re: All Things Change
Posted by: UPMarty (71.86.181.---)
Date: December 02, 2021 08:59PM

Very tight and concise, Peter. I like how the words and the message sort of double up or play upon each other. Enjoyed.

Mary


Re: All Things Change
Posted by: petersz (69.181.22.---)
Date: December 02, 2021 11:41PM

Thanks, Mary.

I never know where that ole muse is going to lead me. Glad you enjoyed this one.

Peter


Re: All Things Change
Posted by: les712 (68.185.69.---)
Date: December 03, 2021 03:03AM

There are some good lines here, Peter, I especially liked these:

The arrogance of morning
Waiting for clouds to go by


Les


Re: All Things Change
Posted by: petersz (69.181.22.---)
Date: December 03, 2021 03:20AM

Les,

I'm always wondering how I am going to feel the next time I open my eyes...coming out of the darkness.

Thanks for visiting,

Peter


Re: All Things Change
Posted by: AngelsFear (210.4.62.---)
Date: December 03, 2021 04:03AM

Very Poetic Peter. I like the whole poem a lot.


Re: All Things Change
Posted by: petersz (69.181.22.---)
Date: December 03, 2021 11:38AM

Thanks, AngelsFear.

Peter


Re: All Things Change
Posted by: frost42_24 (67.185.193.---)
Date: December 03, 2021 03:08PM

the last two lines clench it, Peter!


Re: All Things Change
Posted by: petersz (69.181.22.---)
Date: December 03, 2021 08:17PM

Thanks, Sherry. That was the day I was born.

cheers,

Peter




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