John Griffiths

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If Man could learn the lesson, from mistakes he made before.
There would never be a reason, to start another war.

It could be any country, where the bullets fly around.
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I can see your light is fading,
It will soon be time to go.
So let yourself be taken,
To where you have to go.
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The light that shines so brightly
From deep within my soul,
Will one day need to move on,
To unite; and then be whole.
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Sitting in my quiet room,
Uncertain and afraid.
My friends have all departed,
To a new home they have made.
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The moon may be the driver
That controls the moving tide,
But when the wind takes over,
It awakes the force inside.
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Who could have helped this child,
When his body ached with pain.
While the mother kept abusing,
Time and time again.
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Freedom lies before me,
At the end of every day.
When I leave my body sleeping,
As I travel on my way.
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My soul decides what obstacles
That I alone must face,
By giving me a lifetime,
To work at my own pace.
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Why can’t folks be honest?
Why do they have to lie?
By giving different reasons,
To why we have to die.
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The candle starts to flicker,
As the end starts drawing near.
Embracing what’s before me,
And dispelling all my fear.
...

If I fall while half asleep,
I know that I can fly.
When the barriers have been lifted,
And I soar towards the sky.
...

When my time is over,
I must pay for every sin,
By looking in the mirror,
At the picture from within.
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I cannot gaze upon the wind
That tells the leaves to fall,
As it gently rocks the leaning bough
Of the tree that stands so tall.
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Darkness is the curtain,
Drawn tight across my eyes,
With pinholes for the stars to shine,
In the evanescent skies.
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You held my hand as we took a stroll,
For as far as the eye could see,
Until we felt the need to rest,
Down by a wise old tree.
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There are many realms above me,
And many more below.
Depending on my progress,
Determines where I go.
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17.

When man first stood upon the earth,
Perfection was around.
Nature was in balance,
In the air, and on the ground.
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18.

The time is now before me,
When the body falls away,
And my spirit gain’s its freedom,
From the life it had to pay.
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I close my eyes and flow within
The confines of my mind.
Where shackles have no meaning,
And the limits hard to find.
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20.

The time is now upon me,
To once again return,
From the realms that I resided,
To a place that I can learn.
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John Griffiths Biography

Since the death of my Father 50 years ago, I started studying death and the afterlife. I carried on to get a Diploma in Metaphysics, and 10 years ago I got my Ph.D also in Metaphysics. I have written many articles on the afterlife and also a novel. The novel was a great success in 1983 when It was published. The majority of my poetry is about death and the afterlife, a subject that I still find facinating.)

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What About The Children

If Man could learn the lesson, from mistakes he made before.
There would never be a reason, to start another war.

It could be any country, where the bullets fly around.
You're sure to find the victims, lying dead upon the ground.

But, what about the children, who are standing there all crying.
With fear and desperation, as they see the people dying.

So full of devastation, as they search upon the ground.
Looking for a movement, listening for a sound.

The children are the losers, at the end of every day.
Can anybody tell me, why the children have to pay?

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