The Past Poem by james watkin
The Past
Rating: ★5.0
A pleasanter air he had about him
A rosier outlook The Past.
Like he was always a triumph coming off;
A cherry-topped repast.
Reverential wreaths are daily convened
And prolific calls to mind.
Additional dirge, for the death-in-life heir
In no aggreeable way aligned.
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: memory
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5/13/2024 11:06:15 AM # 1.0.0.1119
A cherry-topped repast.... In no aggreeable way aligned. Lovely expressions, especially in the context.
Thankyou so much Aniruddha.