Liza Sud
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We Tied Up Our Life With Word - Poem by Liza Sud
We tied up our life with word and
grass may not grow again,
God in heaven, soul - light-conscience,
means - we'll find bread on the way,
and if not - that's not so frightful,
we'll go through it, we will walk,
summer lightnings in horizon!
In word's unity everything moans!
Topic(s) of this poem: translation
Poems by Liza Sud : 1278 / 1439
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Poem Submitted: Saturday, September 19, 2015
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