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Old Man Under a Tree: A Poignant State
Contributed by
funkdoob
on
Friday, 20th August 2004 @ 08:13:45 PM in AEST
Topic:
Lifepoems
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This torn Beat down Soul Finally sits to relax Listens to the kind voices of the trees They share a common depressing fate Their age has preciously but wickedly Taken them over Revealing an interesting and Almost Beautiful outer presence The beauty of experience Of prolonged visions of life Of inconceivable methodical wisdom But the cigarette, which lounges on The mans furrowed Old Bottom lip Delivers an abrupt paradox The incredible length of life that Sits before our eyes And the White Venomous cigarette Which subtracts the years and Makes what could have been A never will be But the old man is still young A child compared to human existence He is depicted by the ignorant As an insignificant article In history Only a kernel in a Cornfield But the old man disperses Contentment and bliss As well as care for nature The tree and the man are linked Humans and nature The cool shade provided by The breathtaking And seamless Architecture of the tree
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