BruiseA Poem by John Sullivanlike a wrinkle writ upon the brow like a bruise black and blue it's much like flight among the boughs a long-fallow field fit to plow seasons turn cards dealt to choose a stone by it's very builder refused you know some were born to sing the blues waiting endless waiting let it not be written upon the heart it's just etched in the lines around your eyes yet a child born to play this part the present falls to the past or future's knife... wouldn't you know it's only life?
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