Twilights Apprehension Poem by Rick Elpers
Twilights Apprehension
Evenings blend into days
While the night steals away
Quietly my life.
In the dark I grope through
The dream landscape
Pensive, afraid, and hopeful
That a tomorrow will finally come
To bless my day, with all that I have,
The invisible spirit
That at once sees the truth
And forgets it, to suffer
In hope and a watchful eye.
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4/18/2024 2:33:21 AM # 1.0.0.1119
This is succinct and beautiful