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What’s Realy Important

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By Claude R., Albany, NY
He seeks a life of solitude, but all he finds is stress.
A life of tanquility he thinks less.

Perfection, does it lay in choas or in order.
A perfect destruction cracks the mortar.

Peace and quite is all he seeks.
In his mind the idea the idea leaks.

Drip drip drop, it will never stop.
The strain of life fills to the top.

Quick release, my friends love.
It spreads it’s wings, his morning dove.

Laughter and friendship he has found release.
Her love encircles him, he is at peace.
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cuzinjackie said...
Dec. 16, 2008 at 1:17 pm:

A truly beautiful poem, as kids/teens pass through so many silent tortures. The act of friendship can be relieving. Adults must try to understand this confusing time of life.

 
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