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Rowing Boats
Contributed by
xHeathenx
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Sunday, 27th March 2016 @ 06:12:06 AM in AEST
Topic:
oops
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Way back when I was a child,
I pondered what to be,
And all my dreams went wild.
Oh how the thoughts I had, had made me cheer and scream;
But my brothers smacked my face and said:
"It only were a dream."
When I was a teenager, I longed to play guitar;
A master virtuoso I would be,
Oh yes, I would soon go far.
But when I tried a live stream,
The viewers then said to me:
"You/'/re living in a dream!"
Now I write poetry, to throw my thoughts with flow
And as they pour onto my screen,
I relish that my soul yet yearns to grow.
Even if I sometimes try, to make them breathe and beam,
Still behind the words I see:
"This is simply all a dream."
One day when I/'/m older, with children of my own,
We/'/ll go for a boat ride soon before,
We/'/re off to make way home.
My kids will sing the merry song, of the boat upon the stream,
And with smiles on their faces, They/'/ll say:
"Life is but a dream!"
After the come, of many suns and moons later,
My health by then declined,
For to its status, it simply could not cater;
After I depart; to within the starry solstice scheme,
A loving God will say to me:
"Child, t/'/were always but a dream."
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2016-03-27 06:12:06] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: Rowing Boats
(User Rating: 1 ) by JamesStockdale on
Monday, 28th March 2016 @ 01:09:04 PM AEST (User
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Great poem. Never quit dreaming as without those dreams success never comes. Appreciate failure as it brings you one step closer to success. I really like this- very well written with emotion in spades.
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