Eric Cockrell
Poems by Eric Cockrell : 1641 / 2802
One, Two, One... For You
the dust in the empty pockets
of the poor man,
walking home from work.
the plowed field just planted,
at the feet of sun and rain.
the simple house built by hand,
lifetimes written into the walls.
the last touch, the last kiss,
the moment never forgotten....
hearts wrapped in hearts,
live and die as one...
one set of footprints,
one name on the stone.
one set of wings,
one fire, one clap of thunder.
two words spoken, two empty vases.
one heart, one hawk flying,
two hands times two,
one dream!
two sparrows part,
one nest, and one tree!
two sides, two faces...
one memory!
Eric Cockrell
Submitted: Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Edited: Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Poems by Eric Cockrell : 1641 / 2802
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A really fantastic poem, a great write.
And one very excellent work.
Incredibly good, this is really a moving piece.