Sungrazed sky

thinkerbell

I lay benumbed

on a heap of hay,

beseeching the wilful wind

to take me away

 

Smothered by deception,

monuments of hope lay demolished

In a tired soul

awaiting resurrection

 

Will the grey skies begin to clear, 

or will my woes 

stay buried forever?

asks an unshed tear

 

Burdened by worry, i look up

At the sungrazed sky,

undeterred and blue, 

waiting to gather hue

 

Get a free collection of Classic Poetry ↓

Receive the ebook in seconds 50 poems from 50 different authors


Comments +

Comments4

  • Kora

    Such a lovely flow to this one. It's not easy to do that with such detailed terminology. It's fantastic ♥️

    • thinkerbell

      Thank you dear poet..glad you liked it🥰

    • sorenbarrett

      This poem seems a metaphoric musing on life and its end and the clouded view of its end. Very nicely written in most poetic style a fave

      • thinkerbell

        Thank you so much ,dear poet🥰

        • sorenbarrett

          You are most welcome

        • Katie B.

          Like "beseeching the willful wind to take me away."

          • thinkerbell

            Thank you dear poet

          • Friendship

            Well written Your revolves around feelings of hopelessness and the search for clarity and relief from pain. It juxtaposes the weight of burdens with the desire for liberation. I love how you painted an imagery related to nature and the sky to symbolize hope and potential renewal.

            • thinkerbell

              Thank you so much, dear poet..i'm glad you liked it🥰



            To be able to comment and rate this poem, you must be registered. Register here or if you are already registered, login here.