A Beautiful Day Poem by Barry Middleton
A Beautiful Day
Rating: ★5.0
a beautiful day
does not take away the ache I feel
I do not speak
of lost love or the agony of grief
I limp and totter
as a sunny breeze stirs the air
I think for a moment
of the miles I used to walk alone
today is different
a heavy burden is my companion
Saturday, February 25, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: aging,illness
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5/13/2024 12:48:34 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Simply fantastic. How you convey the feeling in so few words is remarkable. We can walk miles alone when we are full of youthful energy but aging n illness are debilitating physically n emotionally. A huge 10.
Simple and basic emotion does not require many words and I am too lazy to write long narrative poetry anymore. Thanks for the praise.