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The road to chaos,

The road to chaos
so says my friend
is nothing but time
that leads to the end,

It starts with a thought
just one man's dream
inevitable still
a nation's scream,

compassion is gone
souls go astray
so says my friend
on this great day,

today is my friend
tomorrow is cold
just ask yourself
what does it hold.

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Written November 11th, 2004

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  • second-born
    November 10, 2007

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    I like the flow of your poem...for it went smoothly as I've read it...and I also like the focus of your poem...we are the only ones who could really tell what our future holds...thank you for sharing a wonderful write...

  • whitewinged1
    October 29, 2007

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    Henry, this is a great piece of creative literature. It really got me thinking.But i promise that the new road you will soon be on will be far from chaos.Your buddy...Bob
    PS. keep writing..your very good!


  • DennisP1
    December 16, 2004
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    Hey little buddy. I just read your note on my home page.. Never new what hit me. lol

    Well at my age I hope time leads to more than chaos. I hope to find the answeres I was denied while here. If the questions still have meaning then.

    If today is your friend your having a great day.

    I hope you have a wonderful Christmas.

    Tell Mom and sis I said "Hi!"

    And there's HUGS for all to pass around.

    Den


  • Samplette gold member
    December 4, 2004
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    The future holds many things, all of which we know nothing about.
    I really enjoyed this write. Very profound.
    Sam
    Edited on Dec 04, 3:13 because ''.

  • John J. Ruppert
    November 11, 2004
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    Great questions you pose to us and I enjoyed this poem.

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