Of Every Truth Poem by John Scully

Of Every Truth



Let me make this day the last,
slow and solemnly,
for tears flow freely over moving sands,
and lonely the ghostly clouds
that disperse the wind
and muffled empty sky.
Birds, thin and withered
no longer sing,
they mourn only for a better time
when the world was constant
in all that was furious.

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