Winter

SunSearcher

I know I should go

I hear the voices telling me daily 

Yet here I stay

Suffering through this pain, it's insanity. 

 

With you my days grow shorter 

As I dream of someplace warmer.

Chilled to the bones I hear everything 

My soul frozen I feel nothing.

 

You're the worst thing that could ever happen to me

Wrapping your long dark arms around 

Never allowing me to flee.

 

Cold bitterness you press upon my soul

Evil darkness lurking everywhere I turn.

RUN RUN RUN!!! my mind screams.

Yet here I stay suffering through the pain.

 

Release me from your icy clutches

Free my spirit of your doom

Here I sit trapped inside this cellar

Cloaked within in your wicked power.

 

And here I stay 

Suffering through the pain....

 

 

 

  • Author: SunSearcher (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 6th, 2017 11:23
  • Comment from author about the poem: For some the winter month are very difficult. This was written last year during this time for me. My heart belongs in the warmth of the sun.
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  • WriteBeLight

    Winter can be tough. And, like you, I worship the Sunny Weather, on the outside and in the inside. Great poem.

    • SunSearcher

      Thanks so much 🙂 till sunny days....

      ~SS

    • willyweed

      ok now I'm cold! hot story though.

      • SunSearcher

        Appreciate it!... I am cold too, unfortunately the weather here today is a repeat of what inspired this poem.

        ~SS

      • Christina8

        Great poem. Winter is hard here too. I can relate. Wishing for sunny days!

      • Augustus

        I love the way you had winter take on human characteristics. We feel the same in a cold relationship. Nicely done.

        • SunSearcher

          True, interesting thought. It could easily be describing a bad relationship.
          Thanks!

          ~SS



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