Lakeside Veiw Of Life Poem by Brookelyn Walker
Lakeside Veiw Of Life
Rating: ★4.0
The Lake was aflame in the bright morning sun,
The Trees whispered, telling to run.
I took a step, then another,
Quickened pace in both fear and haste.
The waves lapped at the dock,
I reached the end, a weight holding me.
I heard a voice, faint but bold,
'Wait! 'But it's too late
I fell,
Too fast.
Too far.
Too Hard.
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4/20/2024 7:46:46 AM # 1.0.0.1119
'I took a step, then another, Quickened pace in both fear and haste. The waves lapped at the dock, ' Nice expression.