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*Final Endings, New Beginings.*
by Angela Toshner (Age: 18)
copyright 10-08-2005


Age Rating: 7 to 127

 
As I think about waking
to a new dawn,
and start.

I remember the summer suns,
last set.
Iremember the clouds,
that soared overhead.
I remember sitting in a quite yard,
feeling the sun beat down on my back.

And as I tuck myself in,
And gaze through my window,
at the last summer sun.
And hear the last cry,
of the summer birds.

I think,
what will this new year,
have in store?


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12-22-2005 Richard Reed Jr    

I agree with Paula. Can you find a shorter title with more imagery.

I expect this coming year will return all that you have given.

Love,

Rich
10-31-2005 Shoshana Burda    

I liked the picture you describe in the poem. it is almost sad, but with a hope that the unknown will be good. It is well written.
10-09-2005 Jack Curson    

Wonderfully thought provoking. Keep up the good work.
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