Sacha Hayes O'Grady
Poems by Sacha Hayes O'Grady : 1 / 10
A Fragment
All earthly life is rearranged,
While the heavens remain unchanged,
Stars rise, though we ourselves expire,
And to soil our souls retire.
So let us love, and let us drink,
And in our sober moments think.
For when we cease, there is no more,
Than the tide of all that's gone before.
Sacha Hayes O'Grady
Submitted: Saturday, March 02, 2013
Edited: Saturday, March 02, 2013
Poems by Sacha Hayes O'Grady : 1 / 10
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