Alaude Solus (Philippines)
Poems by Alaude Solus : 43 / 43
What is there left to a man long shunned...
What is there left to a man long shunned
Always travelling as a vagabond?
No one dares to set eyes on him,
Except for those who looked with grim.
No daylight shined down on his skin,
Nor darkness protects from what has been.
What is there left to a man long shunned
Always travelling as a vagabond?
Only life is left to this man
Until his hope reaches its span
Alaude Solus
Submitted: Thursday, July 05, 2012
Poems by Alaude Solus : 43 / 43
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