Double edged

Do you build bridges or burn them?

Are you a crafter or a crusher of dreams?

Which side of the coin are you carved on?

It’s not always as clear as it seems.

Heads, some win; tails, some lose

While the joker plays both sides

A doubled edged sword cuts the work load

But seldom serves as a guide.

Good intentions don’t count for much

‘Cept on the road to hell,

Build that bridge or swing that sword

Your actions surely tell.

I was just playing with thoughts on this. As poetry, it’s fairly lame, but it suited my mood.

Peace, people!

Author: nananoyz

I'm a semi-retired crazy person with one husband and two cats.

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