Lost Dawn Poem by Robert Mutsaers
Lost Dawn
With beauty seized on the other side,
I tempered with desire.
In fate and upon our craze's retreat,
I cared less for my own perfection.
In love and born with life's defeat,
I minded more for natural selection.
With beauty annexed on a dark slide,
I fallowed to admire.
Monday, November 18, 2013
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Nairobi, March 14,2011
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