As evening creeps amongst the willows
and lights fade out in turn,
I rest my head upon my pillow
and watch the candle burn.
So hesitant, timid and sweet
It peeks its wobbly head
I notice as our gazes meet:
It’s staring at my head!
Is it the gig that you perform
that captivates my soul?
Or could the fire that I yearn
for predispose my fall?
But as you consummate your skin
I cannot help but fret
an overwhelming pang akin
to sorrow and regret.
On my awakened consciousness
I rest my fearful bouts
of weariness and loneliness
‘til past the darkest clouds.
For I see many similes
between your dance and mine
and wonder what my fuel is
that makes my darkness shine.
A steady burn? A caring light
that seem so agitating ?
Until a draft begins a fight
your fire scintillating.
Resistance is so futile now:
the winds are much too strong,
so you submit with your last bow
and hope to ramble on.
What once appeared so agile
amongst the ruthless gusts
has now become a fragile child:
so vulnerable and lost.
As sorrow comes again to blame
and this time so much queerer
I know now looking at my flame:
I’m staring in a mirror!
- Author: Francesco ( Offline)
- Published: January 5th, 2017 17:17
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 52
- Users favorite of this poem: DejaneeSoul, SilverXball
Comments8
This my friend is wonderful poetry!
a joy to read and very well thought out
and crafted! Bravo Francesco!!!! ww
Thank you so much WW. Your kind words are always hugely appreciated.
This is a clever piece of poetry! Very well done and a pleasure to read. Thanks for sharing! Christina
Thank you Christina, it is my pleasure to share. Fx
Wonderful to read! -- phoenix
Thank you for reading and for your kind words Phoenix
So beautiful 🙂
Thank SilverXball, I am happy you think so.
Simply beautiful
Thank you Projectbeing. I am glad you liked it.
this was great to read, i loved it! Thanks.
Thank you elchupacabra, glad you enjoyed it.
Wow love this great write!
Thank you Bella for the kind words. Glad you liked it.
Fx
Exquisite, Simply Exquisite.
Many thanks.
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