Monday, September 15, 2014

life lessons and other people's poems

Rage at the dying lights,
But do not loathe the ravens in the night.

Why be scared by which road to take,
Or fret about future and fate.

No goblin or ghoul can sway a resolute soul,
From the market or from their goal.

Treat others with acute consideration,
Then there is no need for a curse for a nation.

For hope is no fragile bird,
Out against the vicious world.

It is an eagle, ring'd with clouds,
That can withstand an onslaught of doubts

Do not fear the captain dying,
Consider it time to seek new things

Do not stand to watch a dream deferred,
Or idly sit by when witnessing the tables turned.

Now no poison tree should grow in a human heart,
No face is should be half sunk, a shattered visage.

Life is not riddled with “ifs”,

If conscientiousness becomes a decision.

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