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Where Did The Time Go?

February 5, 2012
By AnimalNatureGirl SILVER, Oxford, Alabama
AnimalNatureGirl SILVER, Oxford, Alabama
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Favorite Quote:
Never go into a docter's office whose plants have died.


I think back to a time:

When the trees would sing,
The grass would sway,
The church bells would ring,
And the birds would stay.
You'd hear the sound,
a wonderful sound,
ringing in the east.
And earth be bound,
the life be bound,
and pain would be the least.
Where does the time go?
Into a jar up high in the heavens?
To hold forgotten memories?
When will past come to future, and declare, "I am what you are not."?
Is there no hope?
When will there be fresh food,
waiting when we go home?
When will there be no crude,
hiding behind flesh and bone?

Where did the time go...


The author's comments:
This poem is just a reminder of what the world has become of.
Cement snuffing out soft grass,
and buildings stomping on trees.
It's like nature is in jail, for eternity.
Where did the natural part of nature go?
And more importantly,
'Where did the time go?"

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