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Souls Subsist


Author: SavedDragon
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Class/Type: Poetry /Misc
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I wrote this poem in 2005, I never posted it, well here it goes, enjoy!


Souls Subsist



Full of life the globe subsists
It is silent yet alive

All deceased will exist
A different form revived

Vanished verve to an end
Earth void of days

Strife's, struggles, apprehend
Change in different ways

Several concerns we have to face
Earth's conditions and our own

From all encounters in disgrace
Mother Earth left alone

To a halt deceased exist
Earth forget us never.

For on this globe our souls subsist
Everlastingly and forever




Submitted on 2009-05-07 13:06:54     Terms of Service / Copyright Rules
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  i wonder why no comments on this..

a bit awkward...in a few lines..as far as rhythm...

but some really good images in this...and i see a theme of the end of the world...or at least of us...

god's plan as written up by man..yes, the bible written by human hand...how much can we believe?

and in the end...when we are swallowed by ice or fire or whatever...the earth will go on..will still exist...

maybe everything will start over...maybe it needs to..

i find a lot to like here...first line is uncomfortable grammatically...shouldn't it be "globes subsist" or "globe subsists"

we better be ready either way.
| Posted on 2011-04-13 00:00:00 | by jacoberin | [ Reply to This ]


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