My body yearns for a smile that’s real
The lifting warmth of a gentle touch
A whispered laugh, so suttle meant only for me
I want to see into her soul,
Through the gatekeepers that once danced like fireflies above soft waters.
Remove the fog and tar pushing me under
And give me back my reason to be
And where is my child inside?
I call – only silence returns to me
I once moved with the day,
Danced in the sun,
Splashed in the refreshing streams
Now I rarely breathe,
Listless and pointless, I won’t even struggle
Hidden away, replaced by the deceiver inside
A cameo of joy, faith and hope,
But inside hollow and silent
Where is the purpose,
The reason to be?
Not here tonight,
Not for who is truly
me
For without her,
I have ceased to be.
Steve I love this and it makes me sad…. I’m sorry for your struggles and loss. I have one thought about this and I could be way wrong but you start off in first person then go into third person. Just wondering if you kept it all in third person? Just a thought and I’m no critic so I could be Way off. Love you Joanne
On Sat, Mar 28, 2020 at 10:24 PM Pause and Enjoy! wrote:
> Selah Travels posted: ” My body yearns for a smile that’s real The lifting > warmth of a gentle touch A whispered laugh, so suttle meant only for me I > want to see into her soul, Through the gatekeepers that once danced like > fireflies above soft waters. Remove the f” >
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