AT DAWN IT WAS



At dawn it was
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When at dawn in lazy path barely appearing,
 the morning was filled with sorrow  
the dream was  gone in darkness
 ¡Cannot be! To have loved so much
 the bridal nubile feel,
 a light so brief,
turned a wreaked charm.
 So big a passion, the wind, the rain,  
the blue beyond.
 ¡Oh! the abyss of age,
the ringing of the bells  
in faulty towers of unearthed harvest,
 the dawns of boiling veins,
the whispers of ghostly diaries
, the taste of roses dead in broken vases,
the anguish of the Calvary,
 the longest hour of the climb.  
 ¡Cannot be!
Abandoned breathing candles  
In the darkest clouds of the myth,  
delirium, painful sores... the dark.

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the dawns of boiling veins, the whispers of ghostly diaries , the taste of roses dead in broken vases, the anguish of the Calvary,

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Submitted by aveviajera on December 09, 2022

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Joseph Berolo

Joseph Berolo, Colombian born. swiss italian descendant. Poet and writer founder of Naciones Unidas de las Letras, United Nations of the Arts dedicated to promote world peace and harmony through the teaching of poetry and the Fine Arts in the heart and minds of young people,. more…

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