Derelict Poem by Simon Collins

Derelict



From a distance
I see him bent stubbornly
Mad against the day
In resentful motion his
Weary time stained aura
Keeping up like a reluctant shadow
Wanting to rest yet
Stepping over the waiting earth
Shuffling
To a less important destination
Called by softer voices now
Compassionate
Yet unheard
Through echo's
Of his pain

Thursday, May 17, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: voices
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Walterrean Salley 27 June 2012

Written with passion. Reminds me of my departed uncle whom I loved so much. May this poem be a blessing to many.

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Eric Cockrell 31 May 2012

understand that destination too well... you paint a good picture.

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Ric Bastasa 18 May 2012

smooth and easy, i love it!

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Kasia Fedyk 17 May 2012

Full of emotion, its very beautiful in its space, a little part and the big picture. I so enjoy reading your poems Simon and I feel your every word. Thank you.

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