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Forever

Forever'
Small eternities
Collected, forming a

stream of consciousness
never ends.
Endless

Moments
Of hope,
Laughter and love

But'
Always shortens
People always surrender

Forever cut short
forever gone
dead.

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YeOldeFart Comment by: YeOldeFart - 2006-05-25 15:45
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I love the image and the thought. Memories, bitter, sweet, dead but not buried. However, the piece doesn't flow. There's a rock in the river, and I think it's the word "forming" in the 3rd line. IMO it would flow better if you just 86'd the word. 2nd stanza. You should somehow separate "never ends." and "Endless" Slight stumble there too. Perhaps if you exchanged the last lines of the 2nd and 3rd stanzas. Swapped them around.
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