Mardi GrasA Poem by Charlie HawthorneMay 10, 2009Masked by darkness. But blinded by light. Never before has there been an image So intimately perfect And exquisitely pure. Like untarnished silver Or a flawless diamond. The white billows of comfort Turn gold with the powerful but gentle Rays of the sun. Yet down the road a battle rages on. The soft and golden sun cannot reach And the sky continues to blacken. Fiercely the darkness begins to consume perfection. The golden day is lost, The black night begins. I will close my eyes and wait For another day of soft, golden, Perfection. © 2009 Charlie Hawthorne |
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1 Review Added on August 16, 2009 Last Updated on August 16, 2009 AuthorCharlie HawthorneTacoma, WAAboutI think I started taking writing seriously when I was 13. I go through periods in my life where I write a lot and become inspired easily, but I also go through times when my creative juices do not see.. more..Writing
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