Literature Of Moving Mountains Poem by Lani Zwane

Literature Of Moving Mountains



I could give more than i get
But i fear of being left in need
I curse greed
That hides this hand that holds a deed

I would love unconditionaly
But, It's not at all Fiona
I defy absolute measures willingly
Limits I've learned from natural phenoma

I should be fast in decision
But I've found leisure
In case a thiefs pick-in's admission
Concealment claimed, only an emptly foundered treasure

I could be intellectual
But I don't question my answers
I reach a resolution and presume it actual

I should be determined on purpose
I find ways of running to delusion
In silent words my speech propose
To keep me in illusion

I would be expirenced
But I chose working hard than working smart
To go on and let all i'm revised to be shown

I should live in faith,
But i'm to leap
The literature of moving mountains is too steep
The lead on it's course is too deep.

Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: faith,life
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