Dead Cells Shed

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    Dead Cells Shed

    it is what it is
    what should never have been
    but has become
    the mind forgets the years gone by
    the heart learns to forgive
    through tears wishing to be shed
    an anger held at bay by a spirit
    of love within, despite the eternal sin
    a loss like a kin closer than skin
    dead cells shed beneath a tree
    We've suffered through the deeds, watching
    the weeds spread through eons of time, awaiting
    the new grasses growth

    it is what it is
    was what it was
    happened and happens each day
    we chase perfection and paradise
    hoping for a return to the morning
    of a new day
    born again from a new womb
    but it was and is
    gone . . .

    (c) 2010 simpoet

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    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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