Higher

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by pagansrule!, Aug 5, 2006.

  1. pagansrule!

    pagansrule! Member

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    Higher



    On his own feet

    Man could ascend,

    But happiness could not pretend,

    Thus his effort would extend

    And to no end.



    The highest hills

    He could aspire,

    But refusing to retire,

    Driven by internal fire,

    He climbs higher.



    He pressed his hand

    Against the stars,

    Knowing then he had gone far,

    His victory he would not mar,

    He wouldn’t raise the bar.



    His world indeed

    Had grown,

    From standing up to having flown,

    But no changes had been sown,

    Since all of mankind still threw stones.
     
  2. HonorSeed

    HonorSeed Senior Member

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    the poem reflects a great deal more experience than you could possibly have, way to go!

    peace, joy and the thrill of creativity
    Honor
     
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