Poems by Timothy

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  • Where are we?
    These silhouettes that walk like men...

  • 1st Verse:
    Many a weary mile, I have roamed...

  • Meandering along a path of dust,
    Thinking of life's opportunity...

  • I have spent a lifetime being a selfish brute,
    Rarely was a word spoken--to anyone--that was...

  • Remain 1

    Approaching the debris, this was not expected,
    A large house beyond was more the right direction...

  • Please don't go,
    You have brought such warmth to this place...

  • Ruination is usually self-served,
    And self-destruction can leave you unnerved...

  • His chains are rusted, yet reflect lightning,
    The manacles hang as limp as his flesh...

  • She met him at the tavern,
    He sat at a booth with an odd look...

  • Settle down, sweet child,
    Listen to my tone...

  • I haven't been inside since I was a child,
    It's lies to man and the Divine that I have...

  • She sits in her solemnity,
    On a wooden bench that has held the burden of a...