Of this I write, hope, dream…

Of this I write, hope, dream…

 

Lying here between the folds of an uncaring sheet

A wind chime blustery morning calls me from sleep

Tracing shadows on dark walls through desperate eyes

Counting minutes on a clock’s reflective markings

 

Rain drips from altered eaves steadily, slowly falling

In syncopated patterns on damp grass clippings

Teasing my mind in the endless possibilities

Of what my desires, even at this hour plead

 

Your image finds me, still and silent

Questions come in long sentences

Breaking down dreams of distance church bells

Wondering if we truly could be, together

 

Will you ever find love again, could you

In the arms of one who imagines your beauty

Tastes your lips in midnight thoughts

Feels your skin on chilly twilight sighs

 

Of this I write, not because it is who I am

But because it is what I was meant to be

Poetically entwined, metaphorically wrapped

Draped upon your heart in phrases of collected verse

 

Read aloud as a smiling sun approaches

Whispering your name over the horizon’s wonder

Echoing of this affection that drains my soul

And longs to breathe you for the very first time

 

From my pen flows lonely ink

In lace-like frilly fonts of an italicized nature

Curling around these words penned in the dark

Hoping you see, hoping you read, hoping…………

Author's Note

Thank you for reading

Reviews

[Benita-Staebell M - Kin..]

Wow Lovely I loved this.


Thank you for sharing going into my General reading.


Blessings. kindred poet

[michele vera]

Wow, I Absolutely Loved This Poem! Brilliant Write! I Was Able to completely Relate to Your Beautiful Words!

[B.J]

This is so tenderly written. Words curling around in space hoping they will be read. And maybe answered.

[Jack...]

Thank you so very much my friend.

[B.J]

your welcome

[Shirlena]

Great, great use of language and verbiage to express love that is present but maybe not reciprocated. Reminiscent and full of longing and remorse. The subject of this poem would have to feel nothing or have a cold heart not to be tempted are swayed by such sincere and eloquent use words of love. If she fell out of love this should make her fall back.

[Jack...]

Well, we can only hope Shirlena. Thank you so much for your generous words and kindness today.

[Shirlena]

You are so welcomed and it's always a treat for me.

[Coyote Poetry]

"From my pen flows lonely ink
In lace-like frilly fonts of an italicized nature
Curling around these words penned in the dark
Hoping you see, hoping you read, hoping………"
The poem is beautiful. Written the skill of the ancient writers. The gentle tone led the reader into thought and places hidden in the writer's mind. The ending lines are perfect. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

[Jack...]

Wow, what a wonderful review. Thyank you so very much. My spirits have definietly been lifted today.

[Odysseus Wanders]

"From my pen flows lonely ink
In lace-like frilly fonts of an italicized nature"

Beautiful imagery Jack,
its such a soft poem.... so quiet in tone, even though what it speaks is volumouse!

Nice Jack...

[Jack...]

Thanks so very much my friend. I really appreciate you stopping by and taking the time to read and review my work. I enjoyed writing this poem as it was exactly how I was feeling at that moment. I am thrilled you enjoyed it.

[Ahena MK]

Really nicely crafted ....

[Jack...]

Thank you so much.

[DIVYA]

"From my pen flows lonely ink
In lace-like frilly fonts of an italicized nature
Curling around these words penned in the dark
Hoping you see, hoping you read, hoping…………"



Wow! So fine...This is one of your masterpieces!

[Jack...]

Thank you so much Divya

[Thomas Fitzgerald]

A most poignant and telling piece Jack, you never fail in reminding me that hope dwindles and stays with us all, well done, good read.

[Jack...]

Thanks so very much Thomas. I always appreciate your visits to my poetic world.

[songstress]

Simply beautiful Jack. I can give no words for this wonderful piece that you have crafted. The imagery is simply phenomenal.

[Jack...]

Thanks so very much my good friend. I am thrilled you enjoyed this.