Misery Poem by Joseph Sakyiamah
Misery
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Unbeknownst,
If tress would have known,
The terror,
Much of the wind,
Would have wile, to it fallen,
It would have stand firm.
To the quest,
If sun down and moon arise,
Same to the fallen,
As we appear,
Born of life and unborn to death
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7/22/2025 1:54:18 PM # 1.0.0
A thought provoking poem in few lines. Loved the way you presented. Thanks for sharing.