The Long Thunder Poem by Sharon Peeples

The Long Thunder

Rating: 5.0


Rumbling through the finally dark house,
I welcome relief from this day of solitude and
piece together the silence of a too-worn memory...
accepting that home is where the loss is.

Losing parents, children, pets, intimacy, self
respect...in the downhill rattle of broken dreams
and scars of hope left wanting, weighing its own
emptiness by secrets of degree.

Fierce acres of youthful glow burn up the
shadows like white lightning in my hands
and troubled sleep fills my tiger-lined room...
the long thunder recapturing its losses.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lucifera Santez 25 May 2014

it packs a punch. it has that wow factor that you expect from a poem but don't get it. wonderful job. :)

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