Glass Children
By Whatsername
Sat, 15 Jan 2011
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Sometimes, sometimes
They fly away home,
Before we are ready,
Before they are grown.
Sweet birds of the future,
The whole of our love.
Sometimes they leave us,
How it hurts, how it cuts
to the core of us,
Ragged and raw we cross
oceans of question, of anguish, of tears.
The best of our hopes now the worst of our fears.
Bright stars of the future,
Now shine out of reach
and so left with the lessons they came here to teach
we can tend to and nurture the seeds that they sowed,
While we held them, so briefly, and called them our own.
Just fledgelings, so tender, magic still yet unknown,
but sometimes, sometimes
they fly away home.
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I really like the way this
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I really like the way this flows
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I can identify with almost
Permalink Submitted by Silver Spun Sand on
I can identify with almost every word of this beautiful poem. Thank you for posting it. It is a gem;-)
Tina
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i really enjoyed this poem,
i really enjoyed this poem, it captures the feelings involved
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