Await The Sun
The cold descends and wraps me in its dark embrace. It's the itchy, dingy blanket of an asylum. The chill taunts me. It likes to enhance my fears, my angst, my irritation. It's an angry, bitter ghost; as bitter as black coffee. It haunts every moment I attempt to warm in this stale, dead winter. The cold hands of winter choke away my hopes. When I step outdoors, I am engulfed by the death of the crepe myrtle, by the absence of the azalea, by the silence of the mockingbird. Life cannot continue in the winter winds. It must stop, completely, go dormant, and await The Sun.
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lorraine
I write poems every now and then, when the weight of my own thoughts gets too heavy for my mind.
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