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The Calling (Free verse) by PoeticXTC
An old star descends from the sky, Thou shall not mourn. Shimmering bright and strong, New life is born. Trickling from the heavens, Feel no pain. Heartfelt, they’d watch Tear’s of rain. The star glistens, We stand amazed. Fireflies in the night Continue they’d gaze. Leave behind little memories, Except for few. They saw in love; sincerity, his heart They saw, they knew. What little they knew, tiny they know He shined bright. Little there was to say; to see, They saw his light. That star; he smiles, he’s going home Father calls That star, he smiles, “I’m on my way”.

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Arithmetic Mean: 5.8333335
Weighted score: 5.2241178
Overall Rank: 4309
Posted: December 20, 2005 7:08 PM PST; Last modified: December 20, 2005 7:08 PM PST
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[6] Dovina @ 69.175.32.104 | 20-Dec-05/7:28 PM | Reply
I like the subtlty, the different presentation of an old story, especially the last 5 lines. Welcome to Poemranker.

Some suggestions:
Heartfelt, they watch
Tears of rain.
They stand amazed. (Why change person?)
Continue they’re gaze.





[n/a] PoeticXTC @ 137.139.192.56 > Dovina | 20-Dec-05/8:32 PM | Reply
I was trying to create the image for my generations (My grandfathers' grand children and great grand children)perspective of our grandfather. They watch, they cry, they stand amazed, they keep watching.... that's what I was aiming for.
[5] Dan garcia-Black @ 209.247.222.45 | 25-Dec-05/1:49 PM | Reply
They saw his light.
That star; he smiles, he’s going home
Father calls
That star, he smiles, “I’m on my way”.
Happy Kwanza
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