This Poem was Submitted By: arnie s WACHMAN On Date: 2001-05-01 16:06:16 . . . Click Here To Mail this Poem to a Friend!

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INTERLUDE

Do something wild Ah the days of my youth Warm summer nights especially... Tall prairie grasses bending in the breeze      calling my name. Whispy butterflies without sound      mosquitoes singing in my ears. A swamp filled with little things      so delicate the Mayfly with gossamer wings      that lives but a day to mate and die, and I live scores of  years and wonder      at the significance For my scores of years is but a day      in the eternity of the world. A speck, a spot, a grain of sand...and finally A marker to say I was here                            And then nothing...

Copyright © May 2001 arnie s WACHMAN

Additional Notes:
Behold - those that come at me with religious fervor!


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