These Eyes Poem by John Ackerman

These Eyes



within my chase of drifting in the wind
have a good way to begin
through night skies drift in all directions
there must be time for confessing
shadows block the tortured sky
a smile from a lonesome child
drifting ever further to worlds unknown
these eyes can see the light of the sky
the ocean setting
seagulls flock overhead of a passerby
light is torn in its vested sphere

the sound of togetherness
I must clearly confess
out of adoration in exhaltation
solitude
alone again
feelings of love
illumination
barren sand doons
the pier is here
beauty in twilight

These Eyes
Saturday, September 30, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: eyes,feet,hands
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
long ago let the truth be told there was solace to behold. So as the many years have passed still having every reason to grasp a reason of existence. Out of every circumstance we can take part in the dance. Love is the essence of my inner existence learn to shun the resistance in every circumstance.
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