Distant Fire Poem by Anthony Liccione

Distant Fire



You tried to tell,
with words-
didn't listen, just
kept throwing
wood into the fire;
heating a house
cold of a home,
spent less time to
what was on your mind
with artless words
voice reaches
in the small dark,
gone heart outside
the wind blows
breaks ice,
static time
makes a way
into abloom;
a room a father
lies dying,
dying lies
with words-
that a son
doesn't hear,
just keeps
throwing wood
into the fire.

Saturday, January 5, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: communication,father and son,fire,wood
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 05 January 2019

just kept throwing wood into the fire; .. artless words, a room a father lies dying, Bringing in the seriousness of the situaton and painting the emotions with words. a fine poem. dear poet. tony

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