It's 2:00 AM
The room is dark
My mind is at ease
Utopia is near, at hand
Blinds are drawn tight
Only an aura filters through
As light
Like a glow around the window's edges and crevasses
The clear full moon
Thats shining high, in the heavens
I am unable to see
My heart and soul
Craves to witness, the moon beams
That lovers often dream of
To feel the chill
In the night's summer air
To inhale
The expectansies of tomorrow
My body won't react
I am unable to move
As if paralyzed
My eyes search the darkness
For shadows
Yet they are benign to me
You see
Each night before I sleep
I recite
Words to my lord, as soft prayers
While I gently ease into dreams
To wait the first light
Of tomorrow
Watching it become today.
By: William Bonilla
07/12/05
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Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very (Reader)
Reviewed on July 30, 2005
Prayers are wonderful keeping all the shadows out of the darkness I love this poem! and Congratulations to you and our family. Many Many happy and blessed years of only smiles and laughter the innocence of life. 42xoox's everyday for your family
Tracey
CONGRATULATIONS MY DEAR FRIEND....all the best for you and your family...they are lucky to have a great caretaker in you my dear friend....love n luck...BHUWAN!!!
Congratulations Grand pa Williams again;-)To your daughter too!A wonderful blessing!Thanks for sharing, and take care on the road traveller!Excellent poem...
Sorry I haven't been around lately
I got in late last night and read a few
before going to bed
am presently back up north
my daughter is blesing me
with another beautiful granddaughter
(Vanessa)
I don' fly so I have to drive and when I do
I do take my time.
time to catch up befbore pulling stakes
on the road again.
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Tracey
A beautiful, reflective write--thank you, sir.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
life is a gift ...
Peace and love, Carole
Love Tinka
Love,
Eileen
Sorry I haven't been around lately
I got in late last night and read a few
before going to bed
am presently back up north
my daughter is blesing me
with another beautiful granddaughter
(Vanessa)
I don' fly so I have to drive and when I do
I do take my time.
time to catch up befbore pulling stakes
on the road again.
William .....Peace & Love To All