Out in the deep of the darkness
While the land is sound asleep
I stare out, soaking in the calmness
When suddenly i hear a faint weep
...A lonely whipperwail calls out to the deep...
Lightning bugs dance about, talking with the night
Stars in the far away distance
Ansewer back with their twinkeling light
A strong breeze awakens the trees
Leaves begin to whisper...
I do believe i heard one say -'can't she let us be?'
Quietness has ceased
As a train rumbles through
It's shrill whistle echos across my mountain
Breaking the silence into
The moon's glow rests on my face
My eyelids feel the need of sleep
I stare one last time off into space...
Then close my eyes to dream of the deep...
CSl '10
Friday, May 21, 2010
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
The New and the Old
Here is a poem I wrote. I'm putting the original down then the revised addition. Please tell me which one you like the best.
Lost Treasures
Upon the forsaken sods of lands so far away,
Where once man walked but now has been forgotten,
The trees thirst for water, rivers dry up and are no more,
Theres old barns with roofs acaving in,
Abandon towns with gloomy pasts,
but one day man might walk again on this forsaken sod,
once again to reclaim his greatest treasure of them all.
Revised Lost Treasures
Upon the forsaken sods of lands so far away,
Where once man walked but now has been forgotten.
The riverbeds are dry where once the water splashed,
old barns where once the animals slept,
have long since been forgotten,
Abandon towns with gloomy pasts,
but one day man might walk again on this forsaken sod,
Once again to reclaim one of his lost treasures.
-Meaghan
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