Timeless Poem by Paul Reed
Timeless
Time has tried to damp the fire
And left it's veil of dust,
Tried to sap the forces of desire
Turn the gleam to rust;
But you are timeless, then and now
As rivers endlessly flow,
No matter when and no matter how
No matter where you go;
For as the sun will rise and set
As the moon will wax and wane,
Eternity in a moment is met
And so it will remain.
Thursday, June 9, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: timeless
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