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Dawn in Daylight
June 30, 2014
Snow lies untouched
Unfazed, childlike, new
Pure and simple
Yet a value held long by few
When the dawn passes
some snow may get dirty
its pureness now gone
its life ahead murky
Some snow may melt
moving on to another life
Into a cycle
filled with nothing but strife
As each and every snow
moves on to other days
it is forgotten
what should always stay
When all the snow is gone
and only one patch remains true
Seeking not what brought sorrow
that snow holds its hue
© Anonymous
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Ariel_Fluffyy SILVER said...
on Jul. 18 2014 at 11:13 pm
I love the imagery in this piece. If this is your first time writing poetry your pretty good at it.
midnightwoah said...
on Jul. 17 2014 at 6:55 pm
Very visual you used perfect imagery in short stanzas. I liked how you took the reader through the changes of the snowflake from start to end, and the one holding to the very end. My favorite line was, "Seeking not what brought sorrow that snow holds it true."
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