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The Photo Album
It's gone...
Like an aged photo it sits there faded in the details, uncertain.
Where ever did it go?
Did it ever even happen?
When did a child's laughter ever become so faint?
A train whistle on the horizon...
Another grey photogragh
Where ever did the time go?
Those moments passing me by...
Lamps on the street through the car window on the way to an auntie's house...
Why are you so vague?
My sister...
She is young and she is weak but for the stregth of a thousand men
A boogie man to a flashlight
A gaurdian to the lamb...
Never could seconds pass so quicky as a year in a child's eye
A singular image stands out amongst the ashes of this fire...
A hero; a saviour - a fleeting memory...
As the ashes blow to the wind they are taken away from me but the image remains
I will cherrish this love forever
Nothing could ever take down my little hero
She is small and sometimes doubtful and so humanisticly is afraid
But in the eyes of a smaller, younger boy she is a sister of dreams
This boy I know, and he is bigger now...
Faster -- Stonger, a tougher boy now
Weakened only by a needle's prick in a heart he made of stone
Unfeeling to the faces and cold to the unknown
For at least for a moments
She pricks at his heart alone
Written and published by A Nameless Traveler A.K.A. -Andrew F. R. Kerklaan
Like an aged photo it sits there faded in the details, uncertain.
Where ever did it go?
Did it ever even happen?
When did a child's laughter ever become so faint?
A train whistle on the horizon...
Another grey photogragh
Where ever did the time go?
Those moments passing me by...
Lamps on the street through the car window on the way to an auntie's house...
Why are you so vague?
My sister...
She is young and she is weak but for the stregth of a thousand men
A boogie man to a flashlight
A gaurdian to the lamb...
Never could seconds pass so quicky as a year in a child's eye
A singular image stands out amongst the ashes of this fire...
A hero; a saviour - a fleeting memory...
As the ashes blow to the wind they are taken away from me but the image remains
I will cherrish this love forever
Nothing could ever take down my little hero
She is small and sometimes doubtful and so humanisticly is afraid
But in the eyes of a smaller, younger boy she is a sister of dreams
This boy I know, and he is bigger now...
Faster -- Stonger, a tougher boy now
Weakened only by a needle's prick in a heart he made of stone
Unfeeling to the faces and cold to the unknown
For at least for a moments
She pricks at his heart alone
Written and published by A Nameless Traveler A.K.A. -Andrew F. R. Kerklaan
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