A Home On The Bayou Poem by Barry Middleton

A Home On The Bayou

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how many have I seen
the waters slow and dark
that haunted secret paths
that time almost forgot

within the occult swamp
the truth is quite apparent
the home of dinosaurs
reveals the end of time

I learned my lessons there
and now I would return
beneath the cypress dome
where bayou waters flow

for everything must end
everything that lives
looks to the sky one day
the fireball of its death

we like to choose the place
to sleep eternally
I choose the slow black waters
how many have I seen

A Home On The Bayou
Thursday, November 23, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: life and death,memories
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajnish Manga 28 November 2017

A place so serene and placid where one can learn the secrets of life is like a 'gurukul' in the lap of nature. Great composition with philosophical touch. Thanks a lot. for everything must end / everything that lives we like to choose the place / to sleep eternally

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Practicing Poetess 26 November 2017

What a peaceful picture you paint! Such an inviting place to rest. Another good one, Barry.

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