Lessening Poem by Rozlyn Cowham

Lessening



shadowy mists
of consequence creep slowly along the dingy walls of my very being

penetrating like broken bullets
my spirit did not breath
set in a shadowy rap ease
then silence to allow lies to
become facts

blurring of reason i shifted my gaze and so it went forlorn yet beautifully lonesome
the morning the sun went down

i had to escape
just dream i dreamed the pain and struggle
suspended upon the unseen river of shame

a quiet high reflecting life's forces
i dreamed a deep appreciation

more silence for a long time i could see nothing
then dark shadows turn softer before falling over the edge of my world
i tremble as my spirit rose in a ceremony heralding some inexorable splendor

and both passage of time and the sense of the
unchanging
is it that i confess the heart has its reasons
of which reasons know nothing.

Thursday, March 3, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: addiction,facts,silence
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