A Mirror On 'Epitaph On The World' Poem by Soren Valentine
A Mirror On 'Epitaph On The World'
Here lies a world long deceased,
Whose Life by Sheol was seized,
His glorious childhood in aeons was spent,
This blissful man soon too went,
A Stronger age its strength had lent,
Vanity it is of it to speak,
The sea of destiny did spring a leak,
when death was enthroned,
when it shall grow like a horn,
all we know is here it grows as a thorn.
Monday, August 13, 2012
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So this is a challenge to mirror one of favorite poems. I did Epitaph On The World by Henry David Thoreau.
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4/23/2024 3:05:35 PM # 1.0.0.1119
After reviewing Thoreaus work, I think you successfully met the challenge. Pretty brilliant mirroring.