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A Poem by Steve Kittell

People that yell have nothing to say.

People who yawn sleep all day.

People who sniff also smell.

Preachers of lies go to hell.

 

Thieves take for their greed.

The meek give when in need.

The globe’s split by distant light.

Half is day. Half is night.

 

Half is X. Half is Y.

Thunder booms in forever sky.

Drowning reason with buoyant screams.

Pushed and pulled to the extremes.

 

Hiding behind a glass veneer.

The mirror you see we all don’t share.

But share we must this beautiful, hideous place.

Because life’s a test not a race.

 

The End

© 2014 Steve Kittell


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Added on August 17, 2014
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Steve Kittell
Steve Kittell

In the shadow of Windmill Cottage, East Greenwich, RI



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Having suffered almost fifty years of writers block I'm back, picking up exactly where I left off, as a mischievous five year old. Current chidren's poems can be seen at: http://www.childrens-stori.. more..

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