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| Poem called "I often wonder WHY" |
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| JustMe |
| 08/30/01 at 03:38:51 |
| "I often wonder why" I often wonder where we go from here maybe I should be asking why or should I say I don't know but I fear losing credibility in this fast-paced steam engine world we live in today won't there be tomorrows I can look forward to? I often wonder why Where were we made? do we care? I often wonder why or how we neglect or days as bright as they are now and forever I often wonder why Would there be room for one more child to live a peaceful life Can they breathe easy for once knowing they're protected how on earth does this happen will it happen again? I don't wanna know but I often wonder where we go from here and I wonder why---- it has to be this way or that Can you see me ride the sky? I was up late last night wondering how on earth I could get so high Where are we going on this moonlit night riding so high I wonder why Can you go crazy thinking of too much to write In short: I often wonder why!!!!!!!! Does the nearest star not hear my cry Oh give me hope to sleep this night through Should I sleep or Shouldn't I I often wonder why Can you help I ask as I cry Tell me how it will be tomorrow when the sky is not so dark so far so unlit a candle light unworthy of illuminescences shall we cry all night? pray all night and beg for mercy and forgiveness? or wait for some miracle to happen to us to shed the light upon us I often wonder how and I often wonder but seldom ask why ------------------------------------------------------------------ okay that was totally off the top of my head: IN NEED OF FEEDBACK Did it have any hidden or deeper meaning and/or message or was it just poaihjrgoaihgr????? I chose the cheesy message icon because I think some people might find it so. |
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