Marilyn Shepperson (4th September 1949 / Hounslow. Middx)
Poems by Marilyn Shepperson : 4 / 188
A Man?
He went out one night
For a long, late walk
Alone with his thoughts
Desiring no other company
Along the old mountain paths
Under a sky of midnight velvet
Studded with diamond stars
Depression ha dhit him
Like a hammer or a brick
He knew not which way to turn
Nor to whom, for there was no-one
Looking up as the moon arose
Blotting out some of the stars, with its' glow
He suddenly sat down, lifting his head high
And howled, like a wolf
To that full gorged orb.
Marilyn Shepperson
Submitted: Tuesday, March 04, 2008
Poems by Marilyn Shepperson : 4 / 188
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Great read Marilyn! ! A capturing poem, thank you for sharing! ! ! *10*! ! !
Best wishes, Friend Thad