I hear the voice of whispered dreams,
Which echoed long ago
The distant thunder shakes the ground,
As the fear within me grows
The voice approaches steadily,
As fires form in Its wake
I turn to flee on legs of stone,
Theres no more I can take
The world beneath me opens up,
As struggling...I run
But mournful cries of tortured souls,
Has only just begun
I force myself to continue on,
As terror fills my mind
With fear and hope my only friends,
I pray that I'll survive
Hands of Death have reached for me,
For all these dreaded years
I feel the wounds of loneliness,
As I wipe away the tears
I slowly stop and face the End,
My head held ever high
With peace of mind I reach for Him,
No longer scared to die....
- Author: Jeff ( Offline)
- Published: February 8th, 2017 10:41
- Comment from author about the poem: No fear
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Comments8
Excellence once more Jeff. I line the line about the legs of stone. Great work!
Thank you so much for your comment...I really appreciate it
Welcome Jeff!
Great rhymes and rhythm. I could feel your emotions as the poem went along. You took us to a place where we all must eventually go....Great job!
Thank you so much for your comment. It is very much appreciated
Awesomely written and expressed
Thank you Tony. I appreciate your comment
Welcome
Dear Jeff, "legs of stone" are legs that are paralyzed. I am hoping that you are just writing beautiful poetry and not in the clutches of something dreadful. Loved the poem. Hugs.
Thank you for your comments...I certainly appreciate them. Im fighting with these thoughts of suicide...i would prefer a fast death as opposed to the slow, painful death im now facing. Its crazy how things are thrown at you with no foreknowledge of how to deal with them......
Thank you for your comment
Thank you to all who commented on my poetry....it was very much appreciated. I believe this will be my last poem....thanks again to all who read and commented on them
Thanks Kat for commenting...i appreciate it
Lol...me to
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