Are you there?

Surucipe

I’m just a lone sailor,
With no port in which to dock.

I’m a key without a lock,
Open to someone but no one.

And I’m searching and searching,
But nothing is prevailing.

In real need of saving,
From this dark yet luminous craving.

Are you even out there at all?

  • Author: Surucipe (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 20th, 2017 04:31
  • Comment from author about the poem: Written a little while ago now, I thought I'd share this short piece as it conveys feelings felt at the time of writing. I hope it is understood and enjoyed.
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • burning-embers

    Aint nobody here but us chickens (music) . Nice one

    • Surucipe

      So very true. Thanks.

    • orchidee

      A fine write S. I say sometimes - Ain't nobody here but us mice. Maybe the place has rats?!

      • Surucipe

        Maybe it does, we'll find out one day. Thankyou!

      • myself and me

        Keep sailing, you will reach the dock
        Keep the key safe till you find the lock
        Keep the searching, you will meet your prevailing
        At the end, you will be saved from craving

        Please let us know when you figure out the answer.

        Nice writing.

        • Surucipe

          A very enjoyable response. Thankyou, I'll be sure to do that!



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