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RedStoneEB
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since 2003-06-08
Posts 772
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0 posted 2005-02-10 05:41 AM



In youth, Hath others places,
Seemed much bigger in a small man's world-
O great wonderous youthful minds!
Don't thy think of sea?
O that thousand's wonder!
These ruins left behind it seems;
Be the climbing frame of age.

If heaven were a paradise upon earth,
Be it not destoryed by men!
Left to turn to aged-old ruins-
Forbidden passage by the Noble Knights
Protector's of the land;
Thy light gone out, O bitter wasteland!
Lashed upon by other lights-
An desert in the sun
Still wonder what lies beneath;
The Race that now in none.

With thee laughing at myside,
We'd search like hunters;
Clinging to the copper find-
As if it were gold held
Between the palm of our hands,
Then we'd drink a skin of water-
Pretending to be drunk on Wine
We were free to do as we liked.

Sometimes we'd explore the unexplored,
Hide and seek were a dangerous game-
Afraid of getting lost
Finding bones along the way;
In a tomb without knowing-
We'd spent most of that day
Playing amongst the dead.

In youth, Hath other places,
Seemed much bigger in a small man's world-
Now of age looking back with a smile
Past-time were the thing of memories!
In age, Hath the ocean's
Seemed much bigger in a big man's world-
Always exploring the unexplored
As i sail from my shore, Away;
i'll never forgetting the ruins,
Or the times we shared, Dearest.

© Copyright 2005 Lee Hepworth - All Rights Reserved
Soulfisher
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since 2005-01-07
Posts 226
where ever the fly fishing is good
1 posted 2005-02-10 06:00 AM


in age, hath other places
would we seem much bigger in small mans world
though it was the only thing ever fleeting


EvocativeVerse2
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since 2003-09-10
Posts 1279

2 posted 2005-02-10 06:23 AM


Hi RSEB. I like this. Very well done. Need to tighten up the language a bit...but over all a fine poetic piece. Just fix the couple of lines with grammar mistakes and you'd have a piece Shakespeare himself might have penned.

An desert in the sun - A desert in the sun

With thee laughing at myside - With thee laughing at my side

These are two examples. There are a couple more. Run this through spell checker and grammar checker my friend...and it will be perfect.

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