Awake Poem by James Andrews

Awake



These are the things that press down upon the world.
They are the semblances of rings around the moon.

The howling dogs in barking circles
Prowl the dim dark yards.

Crystals holding high upon the winter light,
Betray a stranger's footprints
Creeping low beneath our windowsills.

They are so light and small
In their approaching.
Strange and hushing deep.

They are the many travelers
Who brush against
Our yawning fresh faced houses.

After dreams hold out rescinded
Their footprints stay,
Embedded in the frost.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roseann Shawiak 30 October 2013

Excellent poem, could imagine prowling around in the dark, hearing dogs bark. Good imagery, like this poem very much. Thank you for sharing. RoseAnn

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Gajanan Mishra 14 October 2013

good write, thanks, I like it. Please read my poems and comment.

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