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Innocent and benign,
Within, their amber glass bottle,
Soft sky blue, Pretty Pills,
I'll not be walking, a straight line.
A bottle of red wine,
Will accompany me,
Soon, no distress will I feel,
On today's quest.
Waiting for the new day,
I sit facing east,
Waiting for the sunrise,
As the gray fades in.
The tip of the sun,
Brakes through the horizon,
A few pills I'll savor,
Chased down, with a glass of fine wine.
Serene, I will feel, floating,
Hovering the Earth,
Untill the orange, of the sun's birth,
Is Gone, "thus a new day."
All the pill, will follow,
Washing them down,
With the fine wine,
Knowing of no tomorrow.
Flying without wings,
Feeling warm, without care,
Flying into the sun, like a royal falcon,
Into infinity's end, "Only if I dared."
By: William Bonilla........10/13/02 |
to the sun with peaceful
warmth and oblivion. Your
words have brought this
poem to life, my friend.
Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Happy Christmas!
*- Britty -*
A poem to get lost in, and to emerge from a more compassionate human being.
Thank you,
Adam