Distilled to mere flesh and bone
Our mortal wounds
Divulge, our timeless concern
Courage, seems all for naught
Before thunderous roads
In want
For our fragile forms
In the prime
Of these loathsome days
We bower in tune
In kindred dismay
Yet ever-more stern
We remain
In our stride to thrive
Fulfilled and true
Beyond, our shroud of despair
© William Wright, Jr.
Excerpt from the book The Slums of Nightfall
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My name is William Lorenzo Wright, Jr. I am the youngest of three children, as well as the only son to two loving and hard-working parents. I am a college student from San Diego California and I hold a deep passion for reading and writing poetry. I was sixteen years old when I first fell in love with poetry and I have been faithful to the craft ever since.
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