Words Apart
Poems on the web. Thoughts and observations on the move.
Monday, 23 April 2012
Prometheus
The gods don’t give much,
just dreams and heartache.
But here, for once,
was something we could trust:
a torch,
passed on by generations,
consuming and preserving.
Watching time burn,
I think of your sacrifice:
deprived of warmth and laughter,
far from the sun you loved.
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