A Woodland Voice Poem by Barry Middleton

A Woodland Voice

Rating: 5.0


What might be my Rosebud?
I have no token of my youth,
no snow globe to remind me.

I only have my notebooks.
I only have my poetry.
Will it be cast into the fire?

What holds the human soul
if not our dreams and hopes,
if not our victories and losses?

And what contains my spirit?
There is a box of photographs,
some trinkets here and there.

In the end, not much is left,
a frozen cinematic moment,
a longing for the past let go.

All the world will fall away
as I release it from my hand,
the voice I heard in the woods.

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Inspired by Citizen Kane by Orson Welles.

A Woodland Voice
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: death,poetry,remembrance
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

There is nothing like Nature's call to our souls.i love your poetry..

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Barry Middleton 30 May 2017

Thanks for reading and commenting Lorraine. And thanks for the praise.

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