Maria Barbara Korynt (Poland)
Poems by Maria Barbara Korynt : 208 / 1347
don't search
a storm rolled
sideways somewhere raced off
it left the tree
felled on the road
as the man, which suddenly,
lost the will to live
and lies, where he fell down
fatigued sorely
with life.
a storm rolled
sideways somewhere it raced off
as we when we are searching
past
Maria Barbara Korynt
Submitted: Friday, August 21, 2009
Poems by Maria Barbara Korynt : 208 / 1347
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Left speechless am I to read this poem for I wrote one titled 'Still Searching' and now you tell me don't search. Quite a poem.