Inside this garden darkly creeping,
My life has drifted down,
Each muted voice is softly weeping,
no respite have they found.
Would not eternity be gentle?
Would not death be so kind?
How cold, this stone, I'm not alone,
each spirit hears the sound...
Of beating, beating, beating, beating,
the Heart cannot forget,
as footsteps tread this swollen earth,
abandoned souls can never rest.
fee
This poem is shatteringly fragile and hauntingly hurtful. The reason I say those things is because I have walked the same rode, thought the same thoughts and the future looked dim. But the future is not dim. It is what you make of it. I know you know that. A Poeish tale here . . .