Tears Across My Page

Tears Across My Page

A Poem by Robert Filos

Listening to hear my baby's footsteps
another morning, wind whistles the blues
chickens scratching along the dirt road
on the run, rooster lifts his tail once more

Early morning sun, shining grey upon me
mind swirling, inside a spring dust devil
carried along the old barbed wire fence
which once contained an acre of dreams

Rotted acorns under the live oak scattered
roots reaching up from the grave below
corpses whose hands grasping to breath
out past shadows cast of branches high

Apocalyptic landscape in a panorama 
sorrow and death beckoning to me silently
and my pen as always, it just weeps softly 
absently, dripping tears across the page

© 2016 Robert Filos


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Robert Filos
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I write what I call Folkwritings. These can be in many forms but generally are writings by and for folks. Some of the headinds I write under are Folkwritings from the Future, Writings for the Revoluti.. more..

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