SmilesA Poem by Tate MorganTheir smiles define mans beauty; More than life could ever say.
My granddaughter Payton
Read of a simple man's work one of meter and of rhyme Whose tired footsteps echo down the corridors of time A torrid tale of longing left by walks in thought and pain Written for your reverence not for authors only gain For I'm a humble poet of no specialty nor skill Who sees the distant longing of the child upon the hill With days of constant labor and long nights devoid of ease I've seen the tops of mountains Where the gods play as they please Through haze and smoke deliver my pen light upon the page Records the music playing from every day and age To watch the gentle snowflake alight soft on a child’s tongue Releasing awe and wonder of innocence in the young While we the aged wonder of moments no one could tell Given no more to dreaming our thoughts of where we last fell For time is but an echo of our loves felt, known and lost Memories of our lives past which were paid at such a cost Let fly your soul immortal stop to watch your children play Their smiles define man's beauty more than life could ever say Tate
© 2013 Tate MorganAuthor's Note
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