Sorrow Poem by John May
Sorrow
I woke to sounds of singing birds
To joyful morning sun and sky
Yes, all creation woke in bliss
I woke in sorrow- ah, but why
The mystic thrill of dawn was spent
The feel of summer waxed away
The blue and amber sky was black
My heart … a writhing winter gray
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: birds,sky,sorrow,summer,winter
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