UnfinishedA Poem by Charlie HawthorneMay 10, 2009The rain begins to hit the ground ever so lightly. If it wasn't for the reflection of light on the pond the drops would have remained invisible. As the words of Blues Traveler fill my ears "Once upon a midnight dreary..." I think. What about those midnight promises? Are they locked away? Will they forever be remembered? Can I face them when it comes time for my fate and destiny to collide? The rain grows softer, more insignificant, barely there. Is that what it is like to grow old? Do you simply fade into the shadows? Do you become a photograph that gathers dust in a box full of memories? The rain is non-exsistant. When I die, do I become a name? One among many, placed on a plaque hiding on hollow ground? The sun dries the earth and leaves no impression of rain. When I am gone, does my life and everything that was once a part of me simply disappear? Like the rain? © 2009 Charlie Hawthorne |
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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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