A Confined Sonnet Poem by Barry Middleton

A Confined Sonnet

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I was denied the forest deep,
and all the secrets it might keep.
For I was vanquished to the town
as circumstances gathered round.

And it is true the roads we take
may lead to ways we can't forsake
until we find the rocking chair,
and take a room beneath the stair.

The present challenge seems to be
preparing for eternity,
and holding on to peace of mind
despite the fate of all mankind.

But I yet seek that woodland track
where I will rest and not come back.

A Confined Sonnet
Friday, January 29, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: peace,regret,old age
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
upendra majhi 17 April 2019

very nostalgic.beautifully narrated.pining for the track.MAy be five million years ago, your ancestor, a strong man with superb intellect walked there and he is in your glia and brain cell.

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Samuel Adesunloro 18 February 2016

very good, amazing bravo

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