Sunday, August 31, 2008

Below the Stars

I originally published this poem on a message board, as is the case with many, though not all, of my poems. The poem seems to indicate that I might have needed to think of happier memories at the time. Perhaps the message board also needed to. It did seem to be a time of troubles on it.

This poem is dated 9:14 AM, April 19, 2007, Arizona time (MST).


BELOW THE STARS

Below the stars
Beneath the sky
The Earth still turns
The days go by

Time moves along
Upon its way
Though we cry out
It does not stay

Memories we have
Of things that were
Of times long past
That are no more

Some memories stay
And some may go
Some are happy
And some bring woe

Happy memories
Are generally best
The ones that are bad
Can cause regret

So even if just
For a little while
Let's make memories
That make us smile

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1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ithink this poem has a happy upbeat
feel to it.
Much needed when poetry tends to slip into the morose attitude popular today.

Don't try you'll probably end up looking a clown alone on the sea shore with everyone walking on by with a get real look of derision

3:34 PM, September 25, 2008  

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