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Rex
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since 2000-06-29
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Houston, Texas

0 posted 2001-01-07 11:47 AM


Burden

Wildly the wind, and bitterly
Is sobbing as it grieves;
Calling in loss to the night sky,
Tossing in woe the leaves;
Sweeping in pain o'er the prairie,
Mounting the crags with a moan;
Dropping from heights in an anguish,
To wail with a minor tone...
But I, whose sorrow is muted,
Know not that greater gain
Of voicing in night-wind freedom
The burden of my pain.


© Copyright 2001 Rex E. Alford - All Rights Reserved
Ginners
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since 2000-07-22
Posts 339
Mullica Hill, New Jersey
1 posted 2001-01-07 02:52 PM


As always a very good write and an even better read

"I'll build a wall if we can keep them on the other side"---NIN
"There is no always forever, just this"-the cure

Dark Angel
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since 1999-08-04
Posts 10095

2 posted 2001-01-07 05:43 PM


But I, whose sorrow is muted,
Know not that greater gain
Of voicing in night-wind freedom
The burden of my pain.

A wonderful read indeed!

Maree  


I need a lullaby
a kiss goodnight
Angel sweet love of my life
Oh, I need this

~Natalie Merchant~

Isis
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since 1999-09-06
Posts 6296
Sunny Queensland
3 posted 2001-01-07 06:25 PM


I agree with Maree the last four lines do it for me too!!
Hope this is conjecture and you do know how to release pain  
Beautiful Rex as always,
Isis

*The heart of education is the education of the heart...*
~Isis~~Sovereign of the Spirit.


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