It's New Again
It's new again, in a different way
A friend from the past has come, and may
By finding rest in an old friend's heart
Renew a kinship, make a fresh start
It's new again, and who is to say?
Something begins, which was on delay
Connect once more; a blast from the past
But diff'rent now, with hopes it will last.
It's new again, and who knows the half
Recounting old stories, making us laugh
Familiar friends never grow old
They sweeten with age, and turn to gold
by David C Rogers
8-30-2018
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David grew up in Mexico. He brings a unique perspective to life in rural Michigan. Most of his poems are written spontaneously, as things catch his attention or humor him. Some of his pieces are lighthearted while others broach deeper subjects. Coffee, DIY projects, and writing are his passion. Most his poems are structured, but he does enjoy writing free verse writing from time to time.
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