A Morning Walk

Tom Wood

 

I woke up early this morning

To take a well-needed walk

And though it was bright,

Much to my delight

Spring was no longer hopeful talk

 

Though there is snow on the ground

Everything may seem bleak

My spirit is high, my feet shuffle low

The sun soars over, the moon falls below

Faint lines of cloud streak

 

Even though the day goes on

As morning turns to day

My feet keep walking

My shadows keeps stalking

Time change can’t push me away

 

But as night falls, on a bleak note

My shadow slips away, unforming

I no longer walk

I can’t help but talk

About the walk I’d take the next morning

 

  • Author: Tom Wood (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 24th, 2019 23:14
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem was written on March 22 on a day when I was waiting at a local park in my area (Tullamore Park), for a special someone to meet. Needless to say, she never showed up, but I wrote this on my arm with a pen I found lying on the ground. I hope you enjoy it :)
  • Category: Reflection
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