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Defined
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From high above the earth, My anger vents it's birth, Ageless far below The people sing and toil aloud. From dawn to dusk all alone, The owl waits for darkness all around; Waiting to seize, destroy and capture.
Not yet forgotten awhile I'll sit To think on my resentment, Battles long forgotten in a way Others left to end themselves some day. Six and twenty years I sat on this fence, No place to go hence For I felt no desire to leave a good thought, I sought not but became a stranger.
I looked out to find rain, But there stood a desert One large enough to cover A land wrought of gold, So large an expanse It could not be measured Were it tried by all beings.
My life I spent waiting Not finding an answer; To all the corners of earth I looked in defeat. Then came a day so radiantly Clear! The formula to my distress, A riddle undone! But for you it's just begun.
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Defined
POEMS
OF GRACE
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