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Jun

“Fading” by Angie Sharp

   Posted by: admin   in Poetry

Parchment turns yellow in time’s orchard,

and colored ink disappears with age.

Written papers crumble into dust,

traveling back to Mother Nature’s stage.

Store bought treasures feel the decay

from the invading touch of deadly mold.

Rust caresses with corrosive fingers,

feasting upon the metal bodies of the old.

The dazzling colors of pampered clothing

ebb with the endless load of years.

Stains paint their limp fabrics,

weaving memories of life’s fleeting tears.

A human’s decaying body accepts

the priceless gifts that noble time brings.

As a troubled youth fades into time’s whirlpool,

growing wisdom lessens life’s stings.          

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This is a beautiful poem. Thanks for publishing with us, Rohitash

June 28th, 2008 at 6:43 am

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