The Long Wait Poem by Andrew W.K. Yip

The Long Wait



My eyes are filled with tears.
My vision is blurred; I cannot see -
And yet with bitter tears and smears,
I still see - plainly see - life's illusory.

Something I sometimes see -
Flashes of fire; flickering lights of agony,
Dreadful marches with mournful melodies,
It conjures up a curious mix of painful memories.

But amidst the prattle and noise.
I seem to hear a tender voice,
A whisper that ends a dreary, weary wait,
Outside of heaven's grace and gate.

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© Andrew W.K. Yip
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