For Southern Comfort who tries to get out of clutches of the past:
Dark night ended at last.
You can smile.
And live.
Sea down there,
Sky I see too.
Seaguls are sewing
Between those two.
Waves are coming,
Kissing my shoes,
Wind throws drops
And awakes thus my muse.
I turn to the right
And leftwise I too,
Moving my neck
Like being a doo.
Eyes are bulging
And are trying to see
All there is moving
From land and to sea.
One hair, then other
Wind touches and leaves.
Ears hear rustle
Would it be for keeps?
I look faraway,
sun is yawning and awaking.
Scattering rouge on waves
Into cheeks them inverting.
Now I feel better,
All night's fright blown off.
New day, that's what matter,
Will bring the pay-of.
Dark night ended at last
And is going away,
I will live with a smile
At least for today.
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Reviewed by 000 000 (Reader)
Reviewed on January 1, 2009
To comfort sweet Southern, and you surely have with this wonderfully written verse. She is a sweetheart and always tries to comfort others. Thanks so much...and you have a softening touch to your writings.
Oh my dear friend... this is so lovely... why aren't you writing more like this???? You have a unique talent...one that reaches all depths, and this is so beautiful!!!! Please don't be discouraged... It was so thoughtful to write words for Southern Comfort who is a sweet soul here, and we all connect with it... :) hugs and more please..lindalaw
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Be always safe,
Karen