Clasped Behind

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    Clasped Behind

    I oversee the the open grave of past revelations.
    Taking heed not to disturb the vibrant life protruding from the ground.
    I kneel down and toss a rare flower in the gaping crevase.
    Bidding farewell to that life that never prospered anything.
    Although, I shall not forget few plesant memories of the yore, but I shall never again ravage on the memories that did nothing but destroy.
    Tears shed and I mourn; for that person was close to me.
    I could not trust him though nor could any chain that I tried to bind him with hinder his actions.
    He was me.
    I look upon him as her lay peacefully.
    Goodbye my old friend, my enemy, my demon.
    I stand up and change my eyes to the beautiful hues of a new sky.
    The sun is shining and I bask in him feeling his comforting touch.
    I turn my back to the bottomless pit of anguish and the hands God fill the hole.
    I walk out of the cemetary and I think to myself, " I made it out alive."
    As the cemetary gates clasp togeather behind me.

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    A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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