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The Widow’s Heart

 
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 15, 2005 3:12 pm    Post subject: The Widow’s Heart Reply with quote

Here's another of mine. I know my poems are pretty much themed on despair and gloom but it's just what I find I tend to write lately.

The Widow’s Heart

Torn and tangled in the bleak bewildered mind,
It cries – seeing death – images frozen in time.
But to all it frowns and sighs in its pretentious smile,
Though underneath there’s the glory of weeping denial.

Caught in life’s web, it still feels it copes,
Wishing its thin wings would but give it some hope.
And fly it away from the glaring devourer,
That is life, cruel strange life, unto the outsider.

Still smiling to all – it lingers inside,
And beats to their pulse, and chides to their rhyme,
But it knows that the words to their rhyme are all wrong,
And the words rhyming not, so do falsify the song.

So it stops and it glares,
And tears fall when it stares,
It feels more than it dares,
For feeling more it won’t care.

And it loves too much it sighs,
So much that it doth cry;
“All that I love doth seem to die,
Vanished, as though a lie, from mine eyes…”

Daniel Brocklehurst, July 2005



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PostPosted: Thu Sep 15, 2005 8:05 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

So sad and haunting danny *hug* but well written. I wonder how you would write with a smile. Smile
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 16, 2005 3:41 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Nighthawk wrote:
So sad and haunting danny *hug* but well written. I wonder how you would write with a smile. :)


Awa thank you! I sometimes write happy poems but no where near as much as like the one you have just read. I think I find the need to write poetry more when I'm down etc.



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