Grieving Heart
And then…
in a split moment
my mood changed…
flooded by the darkest moments
that ripped my soul from my torso
my body falling once more to the floor
as a dead body falls  Â
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I could actually describe it as
being lost, so damn lost, numb and cold
I had to find my way
but my legs somehow didn’t want me to walk
I was simply stuck
 watching a clock that didn’t have hands
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no road could offer solace
each one that I chose  Â
simply offering grief and uncertainty
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all I thought I needed
I just couldn’t find
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a simple road sign, signaling the right way
navigation
that we all crave at some time in our lives
the only sign I found Â
was battered by natures wrath
it seemed, as if it was as lost as I was?
both of us, cheated by the claws
and scratches of this relentless wind
pelted by rain
rain, that sometimes felt like rocks
darkest clouds in an unforgiving skyÂ
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all I could confirm
in my tired brain-frozen-mind
was that there would be no exit
and without an exit
it actually led me to feel peaceful
at least finding peace in my own acceptance
that I may never find my way
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but then in another split second
my mood changed once more
and I didn't need that sign
the one simple direction
that could have helped me find my way Â
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because I’d made it
i'd found the right road regardless
albeit, a dusty road filled with pot holes
never the less
the one in which had light.
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Comments
Wow Shirley what a description this is. It is written in such a way that you take this reader with you through each line, each verse. And within that there are some memorable lines. I like "watching a clock that didn't have hands." "Battered by nature's wrath" is great and you continue the image with "claws and scratches of relentless wind."
And then to find what you have been looking for albeit dusty with pot holes.Â
Outstanding poetry and imagery my friend. 🌹
I'm truly humbled by your love for my work dear Bernie, I told you I love love lol in every form it's just what my muse gives me. Sometimes I reflect too much. Must be living in Florence that sends my passions to their peeks. 🌹
Shirley you can never reflect too much. If it produces words like this long may it continue. That's me being greedy for more. Not sure a poet needs to live anywhere particular to send their passions to peeks though I do accept Florence is special, better than Bromsgrove that's for sure. 🌹