I really shouldn’t wonder,
and I really shouldn’t care,
your voice comes to me like thunder,
and I know that you are there.
I try to keep you locked away,
to keep you out of sight
but, my dear, you will not stay,
you beg me for the light.
I whisper, as the night does come,
and beg of you to hear,
the moon, i say, is now your sun,
come here, and hold me near.
But alas you cannot stay
in this dark and empty life
as you cut all that’s in your way
with your double bladed knife.
The silence is too loud,
the shadows are too dark,
stand tall and make us proud,
it’s time to play your part..
And I do not know their faces,
or the words that they do shout,
I’ve seen them several places
but, what are they about?
They offer me salvation
from the darkness in the night,
an end to the devastation,
and the promise of the light.
Karen Hayward (Copyright) 2015.
Very nice. It felt like a warm summers day with fluffy pink baby rabbits. Lovely 😉
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I so did NOT get fluffy baby rabbits from this poem.
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