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2020 Poems

Tomorrow

Restrained cognitions
Deprived hindsight
Severed Apparition
Lost in transit

Words fall; boulders
Rolling out of mouths
A landslide smolders
With the smoke
Of their stale statements
(Stalemate)

Old bread, forgotten wisdom
You can’t couple every pear 🍐
Eat of the fruit; a
Dance for the tastebuds
Of a flavorful mind

Fruits take labors
And time and care
So where? Does that leave us
Always from the needs;
Us; Trying to find commonality
(Community)

We do not try hard enough
(Rest)
We try again tomorrow!

By Makar

Stephen Sutherlin is a designer, poet and musician. He writes poetry about life in the southwest and enjoys metrical lyricism.

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