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ecrivan
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0 posted 2002-05-19 10:12 PM


roughly translated the title meansLake of the Moon


Moonlight shimmers o'er ghostly waters
"lac du la lune", the body that carters
rowers sent to steer
into distances of foggy nights
by the keeper of the clock
lives are spent in travel
flocks gather at the dock


Flocks wait in expectation
exodus from ports of call
browned picture reveals ones that fall
onto lands spotted with human lakes,
on the "lac de la lune",
how many rowers does it take?
will this tradition break?


Of the rowers that carter off human cargo
along Nile-like course,
rivers of life's forces
watery voyages continues, unabated
on "lac de la lune",
where rowers have waited...
flocks gather in time,
wait in expectation,
to honor the keeper of the clock
sheep flow to the dock.




[This message has been edited by ecrivan (05-19-2002 10:13 PM).]

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Seymour Tabin
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1 posted 2002-05-19 10:20 PM


Ecrivan,
It's true "sheep flow to the dock."

ecrivan
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2 posted 2002-05-19 10:54 PM


Sy,

and this one's inspired by a French Canadian film of a similar title..a man's destiny to this endless moonlit lake.


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