Gypsy Heart Poem by Laurence Overmire

Gypsy Heart

Rating: 5.0


Place to place, always

Looking, city country farm
Or field, some small patch of
Ground to call "home" for a
Time, people passing in and out
Faces of a dream, disappearing
The sigh and moan of found and lost

Taking and giving bits and pieces of
Themselves, each memory a
Locket, worn close to the breast
Belonging nowhere and everywhere
A new road always beckoning
The future always unknown, always

Re-creating itself.

~ Laurence Overmire

(Previously published in Autumn Leaves, May 2003)

Friday, June 6, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: autumn,giving
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Coletha Albert 03 September 2012

The gypsy heart is the unerring part of the homeless heart; The desire for freedom, to move with the wind; The committment to society the only sin...

0 0 Reply
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success