Published December 3, 2009
A BREATH WITHOUT A LIFEMelvin Banggollay
We need to breath to live,
to see the the birds to fly
To feel the wind to leave.
To let our dreams go by
but when we love no more
and heart's closed its door,
We breath without a life,
No joy to heal life's strife.
We need to love and care
And show the joy of life
to those who need a cheer,
To those who lived in strife,
To those who need a care,
and hungered a love's nest.
Hence, we must share our best
as we seek our own life's quests.
MELVIN BANGGOLLAY
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Good poem you are creative
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That's so incredibly BEAUTIFUL!
The way it rhymes and flows, it's just perfect. I wouldn't change a single thing if I were you. 

-Ellie