Grovelling days
Groveling days that flee the lightcringe at wind's end.
I but spatter words and fight
all silent storms you may send.
Old trees and withered grass
waits for the radiance to pass.
My moon is no merry mistress,
nor is it time to feed the brook
in days longing, but in distress.
Why can I not but look
at the sky's windy reflection
void, in grey rejection.
Poetry by Bob
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Written on 2007-01-17 at 20:30
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