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The Guardian
Contributed by
Recyclebin
on
Monday, 15th August 2011 @ 11:19:17 PM in AEST
Topic:
anguished
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As a child I knew nothing of boundaries Imaginary friends, in the mind nothing of war or enemies My mother shaped my dreams, father embedded, and unfolded life's schemes Witnessing miracles everyday with excited eyes, Like the caterpillar that transformed into the butterfly. Life is god like, in a child's eyes, Death non-existent in their world, Only the magic of open skies, that extend far beyond the horizon.
Memorized, now the children play Now it's my turn, Trying to conceal what I have really learned Dark shadows cast beyond the long road, The grass that ties us, may not be greener Dreams an wishes may be spoiled, The taste of wonder may not be sweeter. A world full of embers, Bridges burnt by hate and bigotry. Humanity slowly decaying, Creatures stirring amongst the fruit tree
Protecting the rare innocence, Of the child's youth I'm the temporary guardian, That shields the truth. Our haven has become this, Make believe Celestial sphere. But one day the footprints of time Will follow us to here. No where to run, no where to hide Wakes of that dreamed of world Will eventually fade, Like the moon pulling on the tide.......
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Recyclebin
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2011-08-15 23:19:17] (Date/Time posted on
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