A Voice From The Edge Poem by Nicanor P. Tiosen

A Voice From The Edge

Rating: 5.0


Where are you, friends of my youth -
Why have you forsaken me?
Isn't that through thick and thin
You vowed, with me you'll stay?

Ah! Through good times, I traveled
Alone to places - far, uncharted;
Not caring for what lies beyond
Of man and might, unafraid.

Wantonly, I explored the meadows
Sipping nectar, sniffing scents;
Not discerning they were poison
Draining life of vim and strength.

With blurring vision, I sauntered on
Aimlessly heading for the cliff;
Were it not for God's loving arms
Would have fallen - cold and stiff.

Now, looking down the gaping ravine
Holding on to matted twigs;
Could not help feeling tired, but sober -
A repentant voice from the edge.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is some sort of a poem of awakening. Sometimes, the youth are not concerned of the future and do things that they later on regret. This was my inspiration for this poem.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bernard F. Asuncion 10 January 2019

A remarkable poem........................10++++++++++++++

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Nicanor P. Tiosen

Nicanor P. Tiosen

La Paz, Leyte, Philippines
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