
| These That Were And Could Still Be
Author: M. Soames 'Tisn't really abstract poetry; no, it's more of a poem written shortly after reading Khayyam.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Romance - Words: 115 - Published: 01-23-05 - id: 1814711
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Shan't ye remember,
These that were
And those that never have been.
Twas six suns ago, this day,
Ye saw thine angel pray.
A great beam of light upon her,
In that greatest way.
So was her beauty,
Such fine beauty,
Thou couldst do no more
Than stay sat.
A fine drink before ye hast been poured,
You know you want it, your core
Yearns for it, yet still ye
Cannot get past the heathen boar.
Drink deep, tomorrow, who knows?
Her face some new knowledge might show:
Two days ago, she was someone else;
Today, she could stone the crows!
Shan't ye remember,
These that were,
And those that still can be.
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