Do Not Drink Bitter Cup Worry And Fear Poem by Terence George Craddock
Do Not Drink Bitter Cup Worry And Fear
worry and fear can stealth creep
into our lives like rain clouds
gathering on a warm sunny day
like an unseen sly thief stealing
dreams daylight summer sunshine
we need not drink bitter cup
worry and fear
tip this liquid life stealer
out upon weed ground
throw vile cup far from us
poison crippling worry fear
cannot be torment raging sea
if we refuse to swim
within surge dark waters
open clear calm eyes
walk safe
upon friendly
welcoming shores
Written in September 2020 on the 18.9.2020.
Inspired by the poem 'Worry And Fear' by the poet Rose Marie Juan Austin.
Dedicated to the poet Rose Marie Juan Austin.
So no need to worry No need to fear Of life Need confidence To go ahead In every present And need to drink the wine of courage To struggle against every difficulty And yeah walk safe upon friendly welcoming shores
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6/2/2024 2:01:02 AM # 1.0.0.1119
A wonderful poem imbued with insight and great imagery. Liked these beautiful lines, to wit; " worry and fear can stealth creep into our lives like rain clouds gathering on a warm sunny day." I really appreciate, Terence, for having dedicated this poem to me. There is always joy in knowing that there is someone inspired in our works.