The Sands Of Time Poem by Margaret O Driscoll
The Sands Of Time
The sands of time eroded that
broad smile from your face but
of that carefree ebullient character
I still can see some trace
The sands of time were crushing,
though submerged, you didn't sink
With faith and love as anchors
you're more buoyant than you think
An insightful piece of poetry with beautiful rendition of words. Thanks for sharing, Margaret.
I feel a sense of sadness in first verse... encouraging last line
I feel a hint of sadness in the first verse.... Encouraging last line
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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'though submerged, you didn't sink' - this line speaks of his/her character. Sands of time erode our shores; faith and love are the essential ingredients for survival. A nice poem, with a good message.