Sounds Poem by Sandra Osborne
Sounds
The pat, pat, pat,
Of falling rain,
A radio's quiet reflection,
A small scared dog,
Wet, wanting to come in.
The sounds are woven
Within my life,
Like an old hemp rope,
With each strand frayed,
To sound my existence.
A chorus of strings,
Echoes from the past.
The gusting wind,
Of dual reality,
The rushing sounds,
Of love and fate.
A nice quiet poem concerned with sound, very well done sandra short poems can say more then long poems, with more power Regards AJS
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4/25/2024 9:53:46 AM # 1.0.0.1119
wonderful assonance, gentle word soundings of a rainy day. really, this should be read aloud for its full impact on the soul. Blessings and best wishes, ~richard