The Repentor Poem by Jan Oskar Hansen
The Repentor
The Repentor
The morning rays lay
a carpet of gold
on the bedroom floor.
Last night I stroked
her long, black hair
while thoughts
Flew high,
back to the first
love of my life.
What I have lost
is forever mine.
Shadows deepen
between us
the carpet fades
the floor board
creaks
under the weight
of regrets.
Wednesday, August 23, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: story
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