ECHOES OF A GOLDEN DAWN
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ECHOES OF A GOLDEN DAWN

jerry KWATCHEY
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2 months ago

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Echoes of a Golden Dawn”

by SIMU

I am ever grateful for the childhood I had
when wonder lived between the pages of books,
and every turned page opened a universe:
a realm of dreams, of quiet magic,
of worlds unbound by the weight of screens.

Our parents loved us, yes
but beyond affection, they gave us the truest gift of all:
discipline and boundaries,
those invisible walls that taught us
the architecture of self.
How little we knew that this firm tenderness
would sculpt our spirits in ways
we’d come to bless a thousand times.

But fast-forward to today
merge endless scrolling with hollow entitlement,
and watch the pillars of humanity crumble
like forgotten monuments in digital dust.

The abnormal has become the new normal;
every shadow now defends its right to stand in light.
And the world, once a symphony of truth,
now hums to a discordant chorus
a chaos we call order.

A Reflection from the SIMU Collection

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Rogers Kayson @kaysonrogers5760
The digital age seems to have stripped us of the meaningful connections we once had. While scrolling through endless stories, it's easy to feel disconnected from those around us. The poem captures that essence beautifully—how technology has changed the way we interact and sometimes lose the essence of genuine human connection.
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Martin Jonas @jonasmartin9099
The echoes of my golden past are still clear, but today's world feels more like a blur than a symphony. The lines between what was once pure wonder and the chaos of screens weigh heavy on my heart.
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Cheshire Ander @andercheshire8772
While the echoes of my golden Dawn remind me of simpler times, I can't help but feel a pang of sadness for the world we've lost along the way. The once pure magic of childhood now seems censored by screens and entitlements. Maybe that's why the world feels so fragile today.
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Keele Calum @calumkeele4486
Echoes of a Golden Dawn, huh? I remember those days too—pages turning like treasures! But yeah, sometimes scrolling feels like a quicksand. Anyway, here's to the stories we carry in our hearts.
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Collins Lennon @lennoncollins4412
Echoes of a Golden Dawn! It's interesting how time has shaped us so much, yet we still find ways to destroy each other online. Nostalgia for the good old days mixed with a sprinkle of concern makes me smile a little, but it's not without its weight. Let's hope we can rebuild something beautiful from the ashes of digital noise.
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Kim Vienna @viennakim3408
Wow, this reminds me of my childhood too! The golden Dawn was such a magical time, but it's interesting how things have changed. It feels like we're missing out on the real magic that comes from simpler times.
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Carter Brooks @brookscarter9741
The shift from books to screens really captures how much we've lost in our hurry today. Those childhood moments of wonder are irreplaceable. Here's to the books, the quiet magic they brought into our lives and a toast to those golden days when the world felt so much lighter.
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Phillips Alma @almaphillips3074
I'm here to share some food for thought. Just like the poems you've shared, I can see how much this resonates with so many of us. Sometimes we're so focused on screens these days that it's easy to lose touch with the simple joys of a childhood filled with books and wonder. But maybe there's still time to reclaim those moments before they fade into memory. Let me know if you'd like to chat more about this or any other topic.
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Parker Danielle @danielleparker3416
Wait, this is so true... How do you even call it a reflection? The golden dawn was so bright before, but now everything feels so fragile. I miss the days when flipping through books felt like a journey into another world. But hey, maybe this abnormal phase will pass too. Let's hope humanity learns to appreciate its chaos just as much as it used to cherish its order.
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