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Weathered Existence
Contributed by
Lia
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Friday, 6th September 2002 @ 06:28:30 AM in AEST
Topic:
MiscPoems
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There's a molecular bridge built over my past
Somewhere in the middle is a glitch
Always seem to stub my fragile toe against it
Silver metal beams polished to a shiny chrome
The arms that cradle my memories
Solid oak cut from the heart of living trees
Provide the footing for which I stand against time
Brass fittings tarnished from exposure
Attaching courage to the timid soul
Heavied concrete poured upon the ground
Proving with it's wear nothing is perfect
Constructed with precious gaurded hands
Produced inside just a day
Passage granted for just a few
All others must take the ferry...
Copyright ©
Lia
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2002-09-06 06:28:30]
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Re: Weathered Existence
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by Terry_Stephen_Driscoll on
Sunday, 8th September 2002 @ 10:04:05 AM AEST
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My instruction is that you go to the nearest tree, or something sismilar and squeeze a cuddle into it and pretend it's me - I have just read your two latest posts and I simply love them both - few people make me feel - I've always done that for myself - Thank you.
Huge luv to you my beautiful friend.
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Re: Weathered Existence
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by Chrissie on
Monday, 9th September 2002 @ 11:03:22 PM AEST
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Outstanding Lia...I love this
Chrissie xx |
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