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Harken: The New Eras

They may end, they will come again.

By Jason MortonPublished 3 months ago • 1 min read
Harken: The New Eras
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Remarkable as they are

Eras come, and eras go

In times of such turbulence, so plentiful

Would there be an era so wonderful

Or more of them just to and fro


Beginnings herald eras

As do their ends

Embrace each as a sign of something new

For nothing comes anew

Not until something screeches to a halt


Yet some go out like lions

Ever so slowly as they cling on to life

Once is left with a single certainty

Where one ends

A new one, by destiny, begins


Enjoy them each

If you muster up such strength

For they may beat you down to the ground

As not all deserve to be celebrated

As not all deserve to last


Remember the ages as you tell your stories

Ages of struggle won by the valiant

Ages of sorrow from which the sun rose again

Ages of wonder, where all that was began to change

Ages of understanding, seeing the growth of all man


Remember those more personal

The age of enlightenment

Where your young mind came to understand the world

Ages of love

Where someone touched your soul


For your era will

Fight it as you may

Come to an ending

But had you lived it well

Another will follow


Eras bring hope

Until the hero of one story falls

Yet they are not the final hope

No, no, there is another

Thus, new eras

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Jason Morton

From fiction to reality there’s tons to share about this crazy life. From being a single father, an officer, and having had many insane adventures while I learned about the world, my imagination runs wild with ideas.

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    Written by Jason Morton