The Ridge Poem by Paul Reed

The Ridge



We are sitting on the ridge
Looking down at our youth
Which lies forlorn in the valley;
We have burnt each bridge
In search of the truth
For our spirits to rally;
Each one of us a sepia image
Transfixed in time
Thoughts no longer golden;
Hurled by the world’s scrimmage
We have lost the rhyme
Our pasts in trust beholden.

Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Loyd C Taylor Sr 15 May 2014

Hello Paul the poet. Thank you for your review of my poem SAND. I enjoyed this piece of yours as well. Loyd

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Colleen Courtney 14 May 2014

A nicely written poem. Enjoyed reading!

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Gajanan Mishra 14 May 2014

trust beholden, good writing, thanks. Please read my poems and comment.

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