Imprisoned

'Twixt darkest depths of twilight's velvet sky,
and golden, gilded hues of early dawn.
I wonder why I feel the need to try
to muddle through the muck and carry on.
There’s not one single soul who'll rescue me—
although I beg and plead one will, at last.
While everyone I’ve known, and all I see
point their gnarled fingers at my sordid past.
But I will persevere, despite the pain,
‘til sunlight once again, horizons crest.
I’ll sing and dance outdoors in pouring rain,
and never sleep until I’m laid to rest.
The body I inhabit's just a shell;
a soul that dwells within this prison cell.

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Hey PROFESSOR!!....'tis ALWAYS a pleasure!!..... I'm still in Arlington Virginia (just outside of DC) right now.... just finished with my podcast recording this afternoon..... so cool that I opened Cosmo and there you ARE!!! .......I've missed your talented pen my friend!!...... and THIS!!........ is another fine example of just why that is a truism!! ~
~ "While everyone I've known, and all I see
Pointed their gnarled fingers at my sordid past"
I know and live the implications of these lines often!!...... Stay groovy brother!!...... Love your stuff!!.... Hugs n Smiles!!.....T xo ❤????
You stay groovy yourself, bro, and thanks so much for reading.
As always I'm very grateful for your glowing comments.
All the best to you & yours,
~Dean ?
This is a beautiful sonnet and I loved it because I know how difficult it
is to exude a lot in a few words.
thanks for sharing.
xoxo
Thank you so much for reading my sonnet, Leah.
I am very grateful for your thoughtful comments.
Peace be with you...
~Dean ?
Hey Dean, I'm with you on this one. Know exactly how you feel, need to keep the head high and past i the past.......should take my own advice! A deep and honest write xxxxxxxxxx
Wow! Just amazing! I could relate to this piece some how, I could see the picture that you're painting. I liked the lines you've written
Very well written :) Thanks for sharing