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Promise of Tomorrow
"He who speaks a foreign language imperfectly has more enjoyment therein than he who speaks it well. The enjoyment is with the partially initiated" - Freidrich Nietzsche
Soft words whisper in the wind
Young hearts full of Hope
and yet unfeigned by life's resplendent horrors
They walk together
holding hands,
grasping towards the promise of tomorrow.
The smell of rich warm earth
and all the mysteries of flora and fauna
unfurled into the wind
While all around them
the trees well up
with the laughter of long forgotten tongues.
Words unspoken
Memories, like quicksilver
slipping away into the drain of night
They are the partially initiated
The young and the naive.
How one longs to return to that wooly womb of blissful ignorance!
Shadows of branches
fingers of the sun
reaching down through the trees
to light upon their wistful minds
And even though I fear the worst for them
I quiet my troubled soul and hope
that someday soon
I too
will once again
learn to forget
and grasp towards
the promise of tomorrow.
Soft words whisper in the wind
Young hearts full of Hope
and yet unfeigned by life's resplendent horrors
They walk together
holding hands,
grasping towards the promise of tomorrow.
The smell of rich warm earth
and all the mysteries of flora and fauna
unfurled into the wind
While all around them
the trees well up
with the laughter of long forgotten tongues.
Words unspoken
Memories, like quicksilver
slipping away into the drain of night
They are the partially initiated
The young and the naive.
How one longs to return to that wooly womb of blissful ignorance!
Shadows of branches
fingers of the sun
reaching down through the trees
to light upon their wistful minds
And even though I fear the worst for them
I quiet my troubled soul and hope
that someday soon
I too
will once again
learn to forget
and grasp towards
the promise of tomorrow.
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