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Epilogue

Epilogue

Decisions are driven by the pen
and the sword.
What was once mine, is now what’s yours.
Heaven forgive them that they applaud.
And cry you name.

I mean, it’d be a shame to let them not.

For in seeking fame you found love and through love fame found you.
And the way is water, as is the colour blue.
I’m still holding onto the fact,
Of what I wanted out of you.

See yesterday’s era. Sing songs – cry a river.
Have a habit of just – flowing away.
Fading away, as so to it the patience becomes – attainable.
Once again.

For every end has a beginning.
And every beginning had an end.

And on and on and on.

But my futures become the present.
Life’s short, then sweet then gone.

So – I ask you dear reader,
Live it.
Β 

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Being Me

"Life's short then sweet then gone"

Indeed it is. Live it we must. Wise words, Max, poetically delivered as alwaysx

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The fish of the sea

Thanks Tina. It sure is. A note to myself, not to be fearful I guess. And again thank you for all your comments, it's been a joy to read them in this summer spring evening.Β 

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