The Years
Quote from Forum Archives on December 27, 2012, 10:50 amPosted by: randal <randal@...>
Cloudburst Syndicated Poetry
cloudburstpoetry.comGet Randal's motivational book, CHOOSE!
is.gd/chooseThe Years
is.gd/the_yearsNo man has power to retain the spirit,
or power over the day of death.
Ecc 8.8a ESVThe years were kind, they gently rolled,
For gathered wealth and wider space;
The years inched forward, went unheard
Their silent march toward age and grave,
The years in time, by human plans.The years ignored, each day a chance
To turn from sin, to break from self;
The years marched on, their justice sure,
The eternal clock's perpetual hands,
The years of grey and denial of death.The years forgotten, buried deep
In folds of guilt, red hands unwashed;
The years unlived, an hour in loops
Of endless search; and endless now
The years of counting dark regret.— ‹‹ @@ ›› —
1. COMMENTS HERE: is.gd/the_years
2. If you enjoyed this poem, please forward it, as is,
to your friends.
3. Recommend Cloudburst Poetry to your local newspaper,
favorite poetry journal, church bulletin or general
interest magazine.
Posted by: randal <randal@...>
cloudburstpoetry.com
Get Randal's motivational book, CHOOSE!
is.gd/choose
The Years
is.gd/the_years
No man has power to retain the spirit,
or power over the day of death.
Ecc 8.8a ESV
The years were kind, they gently rolled,
For gathered wealth and wider space;
The years inched forward, went unheard
Their silent march toward age and grave,
The years in time, by human plans.
The years ignored, each day a chance
To turn from sin, to break from self;
The years marched on, their justice sure,
The eternal clock's perpetual hands,
The years of grey and denial of death.
The years forgotten, buried deep
In folds of guilt, red hands unwashed;
The years unlived, an hour in loops
Of endless search; and endless now
The years of counting dark regret.
— ‹‹ @@ ›› —
1. COMMENTS HERE: is.gd/the_years
2. If you enjoyed this poem, please forward it, as is,
to your friends.
3. Recommend Cloudburst Poetry to your local newspaper,
favorite poetry journal, church bulletin or general
interest magazine.