NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE |
3rd September 2001 - Page 2 |
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This poem was awarded the 2nd position in the Junior section of the poetry writing competition. | |||||
Suddenly the world around me went blank, There wasn't any money in the bank. |
Anyone and anything can kill me human, animal or a shed. I never trusted angels again And this was an explanation, not a bargain Varini Sharma VII - A |
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Oh! I had this crazy urge just to spend, But this desire I had to fend. I was a poor street urchin, Not a wealthy merchant. Suddenly out of the blue from nowhere, Appeared an angel with sea-blue eyes and blond hair. She told me to sit down and pray, Where there is a will, there has to be a way. Calmness like never before, Washed over me more and more. Suddenly the world around me went blank, She knocked me over with a heavy-duty tank. "Angels and all huh," I asked myself, An angel isn't anymore trustworthy than an elf. That was the day I realized, on my deathbed, That trusting anyone was of no use at all. |
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