While Good Men Sleep

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    While Good Men Sleep


    One by one, they nod and listen,
    Waiting for eternal bliss,
    Waiting for the final moment,
    Like vultures on the sharp abyss.

    Sleeping, dreaming, good men awaken.
    Shadows melt the morning sun.
    Who was here?, the good men ponder.
    Someone touched me, I must run.

    Run to fields or find a reason
    Why the shadows seem to fall,
    Leaving shadows on the doorstep,
    Slightly turning when they call.

    I'll be back, I whisper softly.
    Knowing it is not really true.
    In the minds of ghosts and shadows,
    It is all that I can do.

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    To have great poets there must be great audiences too.

    Walt Whitman, American Poet (1819-1892)

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