R.L. Clark

R.L. Clark Poems

I've stopped reading the morning's news,
the blare of proclamations issuing forth
from Modor's tower in the Land of Shadows.
Sauron ponders our fates east of the
...

mine is a heart
built of iron
slowly rusting
away
...

past a certain age
life becomes a lesson
in loss and the dark
futility of loving
...

The seasons
come and go
quickly now.
Not like when I was
...

as a cloud torn apart
by vicious winds
unable to mend, adrift
in tatters upon currents
...

6.

When not quite yet
a simple year old and
magic lit your eyes
...

So, tell me a little about yourself.
Why did you leave you last job?
Tell me what you know about this company.
Why do you want to work at our company?
...

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Tidings

I've stopped reading the morning's news,
the blare of proclamations issuing forth
from Modor's tower in the Land of Shadows.
Sauron ponders our fates east of the
Great River, as his sycophantic minions
defile what was once a great land.
With each Trumpet's rattle I hear the
clop of hooves upon the earth and
the sickly sweet smell of pestilence
in the air.

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Man's desire for order in a chaotic universe is evidence of a god's sense of humor.

The easiest way to defeat one's enemy is to cater to their weaknesses. But one must have the stomach for it.

Most higher purposes are simply lower forms of manipulation.

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