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Jun 25, 2008
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Age Winds Howling (Trying this title)
The Howling
There’s thunder o’er the ocean;
Lightning out at sea,
Rushing from the distant past
Heading straight for me.
All my sins revisited
Upon my graying head,
Stinging pellets of yesteryear
Colder than the dead.
A storm that travels onward
Toward a future still unknown,
Hitting with the viciousness,
The impact of a stone.
The storm of age unstoppable,
Time quickly blowing by.
Things that once were easy
You no longer even try.
Take me back to yesterday;
Make me young again,
But the storm, it doesn’t listen;
Age howling on the wind.
Rett 6/21/o8
There’s thunder o’er the ocean;
Lightning out at sea,
Rushing from the distant past
Heading straight for me.
All my sins revisited
Upon my graying head,
Stinging pellets of yesteryear
Colder than the dead.
A storm that travels onward
Toward a future still unknown,
Hitting with the viciousness,
The impact of a stone.
The storm of age unstoppable,
Time quickly blowing by.
Things that once were easy
You no longer even try.
Take me back to yesterday;
Make me young again,
But the storm, it doesn’t listen;
Age howling on the wind.
Rett 6/21/o8
— Rett, Jun 25, 2008
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