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A chapter in the book Sometimes Roses, Sometimes Thorns

Smoldering Embers

by michaelcahill


 
                                                                                                                            embers4
Perhaps I should not speak of love at all,
it seems my every thought lacks consequence.
And though I'm tossed by breezes I stand tall,
pay homage to soft shadows sadly hence.
 
I'll care not if my hopes and foolish dreams
of you and joy eternal are but smoke;
from forests burned and cinders clouding streams,
my misery's a singed and blackened cloak.
 
Still, memories have origins, it's true,
and sadness owes a nod to bliss, you see?
What would I know of love if not for you,
but ashes are your final legacy.
 
You're gone, and sorrow reigns, but yet I yearn,
like smoldering of embers seek to burn.


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