Still a Song

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Secular Poetry

Sing a thousand bitter songs

Along the sweeping plains.

Words intertwined with frost-bitten winds

Freeze my heart, my mind, my soul-

And still I count my memories.



When the songs shatter this ever-present silence

And the road I wander is long and rough

Questions, lingering long in my mind

Searching, searching-never finding-

Still I listen to distant melodies.



When the wind whispers soft 'gainst your ear

And leaves seem restless in the trees

Listen to the constant beat of your heart.

Life is fragile and the sounds are alive-

Yet even so, it's still a song.

Author's Notes/Comments: 

~written 10/21/02

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This is one of my favorites. I don't remember that being the name of the poem though, oh well.