Silent Sweeper

Silent Sweeper

A Poem by W. R. Croatt

Silent sweeper creeping nearer
In the lightless room behind my door
Ere the foreboding of this silent creeper,
With my searing pangs of draining torment
And crippling grappling for safety by my door,
The lightless room did not seem so dark
And lightlessness had no effect on me

Just this once it comes past my door
Upon me with gripping intent
My senses keen, but not my sight
As I layed with my eyes shut tight

Thither there and thither here
By night it may be in the lightless room
A shape against the walls
Thither here and thither there
About the floor, aloft, behind my door
It may be waiting or it may be elsewhere

© 2016 W. R. Croatt


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Another wonderful and somewhat intense read. While I greatly enjoyed this one the flow kept throwing me off slightly as to how this should be read. The rhyming pattern is a little all over the place and alot of very similar words in strange places also added to the confusion. Having said that there really is some beautiful wording in there too. You got a great piece.. all it needs now is some tightening up :D

Posted 7 Years Ago


W. R. Croatt

7 Years Ago

Cool. Thanks so much! I absolutely love getting criticism from people. It honestly helps a lot.

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Christian man, bloodbath saved So for me, death does not wait Quiet, unless I speak And when I speak, words chosen carefully Creater, weeper Misunderstood by all but few Keeper, brother I love .. more..

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