The Soul Seekers Sorrow

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  • Life

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    ©5/6/2013 written by Galen Lee Graham under the name Solaris

    The Soul Seekers Sorrow

     The life of man the soul seeker tends
    For what purpose we dare not prepend
    Undbound and uncertain by lifes demands
    Ever sinking slowly into sorrows quik sands
    Pain then becomes our friend
    He helps, so it seems, when we have no other
    He tends to us as if to a lover
    In secret though he bides his time
    For sorrow is His mistress and she is less than kind
    She leads pain to invade our mind
    But pain is not just
    For he purposefully and hapily brings sorrows lust
    This cycle will forever repeat
    Until we win the fight or die and admit defeat 

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    Poetry is either something that lives like fire inside you or else it is nothing, an empty formalized bore around which pedants can endlessly drone their notes and explanations.

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