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Though The Darkness Hide Thee by Billy W Wells Friday, January 06, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan The bitter rain has fallen here...

Beneath the leafless tresses Of sky and stars and trees, The sacred earth is silent, And the laughter on the breeze Where stone and steel sink out of sight And ladies dress the part In lonely dwellings dark and sleeping, Long bereft of heart. The bitter rain has fallen here And left no smile below As seasons pass unmourned By summer sun and winter snow. Her child is sleeping in the garden Beyond the silver sea. O tell me where her love is lying And where her roses be.
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Reviewed by Connie Faust	1/8/2012

Beautiful and full of compassion, Billy.




Reviewed by Marcia Miller-Twiford	1/7/2012

A wonderful write Billy.




Reviewed by Donna Chandler	1/7/2012

The first word that pops into my head to describe this work is 'Mournful' Thank you for sharing. Donna