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Evening Colors

by George Hoerner




the sky turns to evening colors seen so often across twilight one day i'll hold the sun as it goes down and never hear those trumpets cheer the rising moon though i think back to younger days i do not reminisce for all the flags that ever flew will not see my tears i've walked my way and ask not to stay beyond my time for nothing remakes the past except history as most believe what they are told and so will ever hold their beliefs to heart missteps were made and when held up i stayed did not retract the facts nor try to hide the acts my seasons came and went one was like a circus tent others played as if i laid every lass was ever made

12/08/2007

Posted on 12/08/2008
Copyright © 2024 George Hoerner

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Ken Harnisch on 12/09/08 at 05:52 AM

Oh i do love that last stanaza so! Another photo of my own life I found in your poems, George..and i am grateful!

Posted by Scott Utley on 12/11/08 at 02:09 AM

Mr. Hoerner, Mr. Faulkner, Mr. Styron, Mr. Dostoyevski, Mr. Meville; these men are giants!

Posted by Philip F De Pinto on 12/11/08 at 12:37 PM

long before this poem is sown in me, it reaps tears.let it not be said that you were incapable of saying what you feel, and what you meant to say each and every time you decided to wed ink to paper. this is a clear example of yet another poem which betrays that notion of can't.

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