Sands Of Time Poem by Tammy Nicholls

Sands Of Time

Rating: 5.0


A broken up tarmac, desolate road
Borders with buildings, which silently erode
Tumbleweeds play, the trees slowly die
This is a town that has now said goodbye

Spirits remain of those who once were
Here for one reason, they're here to deter
People that pass through this once thriving town
Never do smile, they leave with a frown

Haunted by visions they just can't explain
Not once do they ever, return there again
Nothing exists, the sun hasn't shined
The only sounds heard are those in your mind

Sooner or later, the buildings will fall
Not even a tree will be left standing tall
The road that remains will turn into dirt
This town now a painful memory of hurt.

Exactly what happened, will never be said
That truth remains buried, along with those dead
A secret now lies, deep in the land
Of a little old town now covered by sand

Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: past
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Siddartha Montik 19 February 2017

Wonderful an observation and all on Nature around. The flow is flawless and loved it reading! ! thank you Poet!

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Jeremy Horsford 18 February 2017

Great flow throughout and a lovely ending. You definitely have skill. Although it might be worth reading your other poems to confirm that.

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Lawerence Mize 17 February 2017

Enjoy the ebb and flow of your poems. Good one.

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Sister Frances 07 February 2017

This poem is really awesome, keep sharing :)

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