Travellers Poem by David Harris

Travellers

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They came as travellers
and were mistaken as Gods
in olden times.
They came from distant worlds
and some simply lost their way.
Their remnants lay hidden,
locked in vaults away from our day.
Their secrets to be revealed
by what they called a primitive society.
Their voices silenced
for the good of all
some would say,
until new travellers arrive
to find those who disappeared
into our yesterdays.

11 July 2008

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Andrew mark Wilkinson 16 July 2008

Some of those primitive societies where not so primitive... Andy 10

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