I can’t possess the moment of the breeze
Or capture smells from flowers growing wild
I can’t abolish needless tragedies
Or dry the painful tears of every child
I don’t recall a time I did not long
To save the world and rescue every heart
I don’t think small but I have been so wrong
To think that I could carry out that part
I won’t give up although it seems in vain
My mission to find passion in this world
My powers to rekindle dwindling flames
Are limited but still will not be hurled
I cannot let my love of life expire
As long as there’s a spark I tend the fire.
Sparky
22 Saturday Oct 2011
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Shirley Allard said:
Hi Nan,
You’re right about that one! ๐ Thanks.
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Shirley Allard said:
Thank you, Lisa! You’re just too kind and I love it! ๐
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lissa said:
wonderful message. I wish these are my words.
your poetry is beautiful no matter when I read them.
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nan said:
“I donโt recall a time I did not long
To save the world and rescue every heart
I donโt think small but I have been so wrong
To think that I could carry out that part”
These lines really spoke to me!
It seems like this is a lesson we have to learn over and over.
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Shirley Allard said:
Thank you, Betty! I’m glad you enjoyed it. ๐
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Betty said:
Lovely sonnet! Well done – flows so nicely, along with your thoughts.
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Shirley Allard said:
Thank you, Bard! I’ll have to check out the hill. ๐
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thebardonthehill said:
I loved the rhyme and the rhythm and your thought was carried uniformly throughout the poem. Good one!
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