Sonnet I Poem by john paul oracion

Sonnet I

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Tossed in the ocean, I am blunted by misfortune
crashing like waves, I shouted without a tune
Sow me six feet below the ground
and so you can hear this anguished no sound
Suffered by tempest and tumult
and I was bombarded by unpleasant result
triggered by trials and trails
I survived for I'm a blazer
I gazed upon the shimmering stars
perishing the wounds and my scars
trumpets cease as I ablaze
whirlpool beneath the darkest shore
cast by my amazing swore-and
As I turned back time,
I saw myself never left behind

Sunday, March 23, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: journeys
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