Monday, January 9, 2012

From The Shire Of Wilt

Walking through the countryside once more,
Treading over chalk and rocks,
Gazing at the horses in the hills,
Reminiscing of what once was,

Running m'hands through the coldness of creek,
I feel the moss covering the past,
The brooches lie in dirt below,
I stand on a fortress that did not last,

All this silver, all this gold,
All are gone, not to hold,
& as I circle the circles,
'Tis circles that circle me,

'Tis funny how I stand and lie,
In ruins and yet very much alive,
I see the past which lies behind me,
But it very much defines me,

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