The Flashlight Poem by Oscar Munir

The Flashlight



THE FLASHLIGHT

The flashlight
The only thing I could see
At the end
As I walked through the dark tunnel.
I was weak, felt dizzy,
But I knew there was no stopping
Only until I got and held it,
And so I kept moving.

The flashlight
It shone so bright, like the nearest star
Even lazily as I walked,
I had a smile on my face
"it's going to be mine, " I told myself
And it would be my prize
It was beautiful,
Even in a distance
And it was worth walking for.

The flashlight
It's rays now lit up my face
My teeth were white from its beauty
At the end of the tunnel I reached
I bent, put my hands on my knees
"I've made it, " I told myself.
I needed a little rest
I stretched out my hand to reach it. But it moved,
Someone got there before me.
He had walked quietly behind me,
Saying nothing, only to take my golden prize.

Thursday, June 4, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: love and life
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