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Now Comes
by William Robbins
copyright 03-18-2002


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 
Now comes
the hearth of endless shore,
a beach
where bare, blotchy tired feet
goose step upon the eyes
belonging to faces
laughing
out of view.
Sunrise
dies as a sunset
drinking the light
without casting a single shadow.
We are transfixed
by the enigma,
hearing the flutter of wings
as applause
and presuming
it is thunder.
One is always too busy grabbing for an umbrella
to listen for the wind.


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10-17-2002 Audrey Sullivan    

Truely Fantastic and Wonderful,
Loved it as well.
04-17-2002 Melissa Rives    

You have a wonderful way of saying things. This is just fantastic....making the reader experience with their senses as well as just their mind!
03-24-2002 Peggy Bertrand    

I agree lots of images and sounds in this poem well done.
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