Philip Charles Brown
Poems by Philip Charles Brown : 4 / 28
Foreign Night
A great soul passed on by
A star shot through the sky
A momentary glance at light
A tragedy I've never known, passed in a foreign night
I think you might have found a love
I know you found the light
I think you lived more than I ever will
Now its gone in a foreign night
Philip Charles Brown
Submitted: Saturday, February 02, 2013
Poems by Philip Charles Brown : 4 / 28
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