Twilight

by Nick who Plays Pool   Oct 5, 2006


Twilight brings a silver glitter, in the twinkle of my eye
When time passes by I think of a bird, flying through the sky
Carrying mankinds wants, and their pleads to know the truth
And the bird, flies past time carrying mankinds curiosities forever.

The knowledge behind, times barrier is kept asleep
Running past a silver glass, the futures truth behind it waits
Feeling lost, falling into the past for everlasting more
The dawn of mankind brings all the knowledge evermore.

When the time comes we will all understand
The future will cease, the past will fade
The longing dreams as the twilight approaches
And the present will freeze, to a wasteland of dreams.

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  • 17 years ago

    by AllysonWonderland

    That is a very good poem 5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by IdTakeABulletForYou

    There pleads = their pleads

    flys = flew(?)

    Your random comma's in the lines are very frustrating. I don't really understand this poem, but it was slightly captivating. Well done, still, but I don't have that much to say about this one...

    5/5
    ~Stephen White

  • 17 years ago

    by Deana

    So Hawkeye I see your name is Nick ,I love the last stanza of this poem ,very thought provoking,thank you again for commenting all my poems ,it was great to see all those red numbers, you are very talented I will add you to my favs.

  • 17 years ago

    by Beauty In The Breaking

    Wonderful again Nick! ^.^ 5/5

    Very good and very true. You write so beautifully and have such great talent for expressing the feeling behind each of your poems that it just blows me away.

    I'm looking forward to reading more of yours in the future and thanks for all the comments and votes! They mean a lot to me :)

  • 17 years ago

    by Marina

    This is really nicely done Nick, i like it.. and is true. we will all understand one day... everything happens for a reason,
    we just dont know it yet..
    -Marina.

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