Into a dark abyss, thy have fallen, Struggling uncertainly into the night. Without spirit of life, all is solemn. Thy beauty has faded with loss of light.
Fight it no more, thy place in life is set. The siren's song has fallen on deaf ears. Though the light one finds would outweigh the debt The pathway has blurred from the falling tears.
Oh, hold the longing inside thy still heart. Faded dreams of the peace one may have found. Thy words lie eternal, thy soul apart. No true feeling, no sight and then no sound.
From the darkness to the light they will pray For the one true desire to come thy way.
Nice sonnet, Mary. Thank you for this offering. Love and peace. Regis
Reviewed by Mark Mahoney (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2004
For the one true desire to come thy way...
very well written piece you have here Mary, i often read most things at least twice, this i read 4 times and with each comes new thoughts, those are the ones that excite me, the ones that intrigue me and this does just that, take good care...Mark x
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very well written piece you have here Mary, i often read most things at least twice, this i read 4 times and with each comes new thoughts, those are the ones that excite me, the ones that intrigue me and this does just that, take good care...Mark x