My mind’s eye flows ever backwards
To the days of untamed innocence
When running in skip like bounds
I traced my mother’s fading footprints
Down the gentle incline of childhood
Where the early morning trips streams afar
Was our early morning monotony
Lost to the call of fading childhood
I sought for things that are lost to tense
To the oily exhaust of modernity
Continually seeking to replay our life
In noisy contraption of boom boxes
Coaxing belief in its eternal hoaxes
Across this hills a cannon fade
As the life of one turns to shade
And my history is lost to abide
On the icy lips of deaths sting
Those tales my clan wove in oration
To live amongst us in carnation
Are lost to the four wings of earthen song
Another hero of my fading innocence now mound
Before which I stand tirelessly to mourn
The glorious days of my lost youth
Submitted: March 10, 2007
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Such a lovely poet you are 'the Lame One'... Any subject matter and you are able to transform it so eloquently...
Sun, March 11th, 2007 6:35am5! I think this piece is beautiful! It flowed so well and love the way you use your words! Thank you for sharing!
Sun, March 11th, 2007 7:53amKick ass my friend, kick ass. You are developing into the true spirit you are. Mighty with the pen and heart. SN
Sun, March 11th, 2007 5:09pmI Go with all those above me,
a 5* - No words to describe this amazing Poem.
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WhiteWolf
As Dawn said, this is brilliant. I've also given it a 5. All you words are powerful and I could give quote after quote of all the lines that I liked, but there is no need for me to repeat the whole thing, this is yours. I thought 'To the oily exhaust of modernity' was really symbolic.
Sat, March 10th, 2007 8:55pmAuthor
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Thanks, i trully appreciate this, your views, as always are most welcome.
Tue, March 13th, 2007 12:04pm