Periphery Of Light Poem by Lisa Arnold
Periphery Of Light
Rating: ★4.5
periphery of light
peers through
impenetrable clouds
serene bluesy winds
blow warmth
from the sea
in the distance
echoing
silence, quietly,
beckons
miles away
muffled train
whistle
screams
rain drops
fall in slip-slop
patterns
on black asphalt
alone, lost
soul, walks
behind veiled
darkness
searching
avenues
for a place
to, finally,
belong
© 2010 Lisa Arnold
Friday, April 30, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: poetry,poems,alone
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5/9/2024 7:24:27 AM # 1.0.0.1119
That's what everyone wants --- to belong! Great poem. I gave it five stars.