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Goldenrose
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0 posted 2005-04-22 04:30 AM


Just me and my shadow,
walking streets, seeing sign's,
daydreaming in the sun.
Credo cast in stone,
take me now, take me tommorow,
i'm indifferent, just marking time
on the clock of life,
listening to nostalgia
free-wheelin' down the wind.

Justice cannot be for oneside alone, but must be for both. (Eleanor Roosevelt)

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Honeybunch
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1 posted 2005-04-22 04:38 AM


Oh, I found this rather sad although well written.  I can relate to the state of indifference but know too that it's a killer.  
Gentle Spirit
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2 posted 2005-04-22 07:48 AM


just marking time
on the clock of life,
listening to nostalgia
free-wheelin' down the wind.
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Very well put GR, these lines stuck with me. Nicely done

LeeJ
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3 posted 2005-04-22 12:45 PM


this was so come-what-may, saying, whatever, respectfully...smooth sailing nonchalant
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just out of reach
4 posted 2005-04-22 12:58 PM


This can be taken as sad or tra la la. I prefer the latter.
Nice write. hugs, Chris

Poetry is an echo, asking a shadow to dance.
~Carl Sandburg

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