The Sentry
Immortal is the man,
when life is flying by.
Stops to note the passing time
and watch through wearied eye.
Solemny he sketches
lifes every twist and turn.
He stands a reverent sentry
at every eve and morn.
Poet some may call him,
while others scoff and say:
He's nothing but a dreamer
whose dreams will fade away
Yet they will come to know
that those who dream at night
can see the world more clearly.
And that is why I write
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