Curses Of My Life Poem by Natasha Foster

Curses Of My Life



I stand alone through each long day,
In the Secret Valley of Silence;
Free to all souls, the hidden beauty calls.

From its blue vase, the rose of evening drops,
You're blind like us. Your hurt no man designed;
As one, at midnight, wakened by the call.

Go from me, I am one of those who fall;
I should like to imagine
Mountains, and the lonely death at last.

Monday, June 2, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: death,lonely,mountains
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