Awaiting Sunshine. Poem by Graham Jones

Awaiting Sunshine.



I'm in a world that isn't there
At least not there for me
What is it that I'm lacking
That I can't see what others see

Is there an aura that surrounds me
Restricting vision in the air
Or am I just a marionette
With strings attached and unaware

I try to rise above it
With leaden limbs that hold me back
Its like swimming through an oil pit
And I cannot find the track

I may waste away upon the morn
With this burden filled with fears
Or awake in blessed sunshine
To kiss away my tears

Will I ever shake this loss from me
And engrave me with a smile
Or will I walk this earth till my demise
Till once again I hold my child.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Dorn 18 May 2006

Graham, certainly the end explains the somber tone of the poem and, of course, the nature of the title. An excellent write! ! Brian

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Ernestine Northover 05 May 2006

Graham this is beautiful and so very sad. A wonderful read, I love your poems. Love Ernestine XXX

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