Who rules the master,
Who serves the slave?
Who tries to linger?
Who tries to leave?
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Thought provoking. I like these lines in particular: “The evening sky/ Shall take us all home.” and “Fragile words compass/ Time without end.” You use repetition and contrast in an effective way. The Circus metaphor fits the message superbly. I am not familiar with “Choisin’ unless it is French.
The last two stanzas are really exceptional. Beautiful work. I believe that we share some of the same sunset thoughts. Take care. Warm regards, Sandra
the classic Barber style if I must confess...always enjoyable. a sharp wit and tight lines, dancing meter with elevated rhyme. topped off with a proposition...of deep introspection. excellent read, Will. -Tailor
The title speaks to our humble humanity; the final lines to the promise of forever. True friendship transcends every constraint. Thank you, my friend : ]
Plenty of food for reflection here Will. Bittersweet indeed, and flowingly penned. t xx
Dear Will, Who, indeed........we raise our voices in songs of peace and clarity....well-said, my friend..... Love, D.
Time puts things in their right place. A balanced classic style. Art and friendship prevail. Great poem, Will.