Daffodil Decarie

Daffodil Decarie (February 28,1980 / Philippines)

Poems by Daffodil Decarie : 47 / 61

Scarlet Wheels - Poem by Daffodil Decarie

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Haunted in my sleep
I hear voices of tired luggages–
Scarlet wheels, terror in my spine
I know when you step in
Step out of my life –
Is when the wheels scream –
scratches the ground
Begging, pleading for you
To choose home
Home where someone’s waiting–
Restless at night - plagued -
With screams and scratches
Of the luggages you drag around.

Daffodil Decarie

Poems by Daffodil Decarie : 47 / 61

Sandra Fowler (12/15/2007 9:15:00 PM)
Very vivid and poignant. We all long to go home even in our dreams. Excellent
write, Daffodil.

Always your friend,

Sandra (Report)Reply
Geoff Warden (10/28/2007 9:18:00 PM)
Will asume this was not written about airport luggage, lol, very confined hidden truth deep within the words of camofluge, takes a trained voice to speak in such a language and you I see have indeed mastered such a quility, very top rateed poem...... (Report)Reply