Guardian StarA Poem by Joshua W. HarrisA little piece that I had forgotten I had written some time ago.
The stars o'erhead glint like eyes,
Watching the world as she sleeps. Waiting for any who endangers the lives, Of people who plant in her soil and reap. The cold of the evening has settled in nice, And it creeps through my fingers and toes. But I will linger some more, 'til my breath turns to ice, And the stars have hearkened my woes. For these small, glowing things, Can make your heart sing, And spew out the most honest of tales. For the beauty they hold, Is more precious than gold, And you know, though they die, they still hail. A listening thing, the stars always are, A vibrant and sorrowful bunch. The ghosts of the past, alive in the grave, They're not there, but that's only a hunch. So if your mind weighs you down, Just look up and you've found, A friend, and a guardian too. They shall never betray, 'Till their dying day, In your heart you will know it is true.
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