The FlameA Poem by Chelsea Schermerhorn
You grope in the black And try to find a light. Something…anything To fill the void. You sense a flicker, A spark of warmth. Slowly it grows Out of the dark. The spark shines brighter, Lighting the room, warming your heart and soul. The spark has grown And is now a flame. A gleam of truth And hope and pain. Now it diminishes And fades away. The warmth is gone It’s decayed. You want it back But fear it’s gone for good. Slowly you turn away From where the flame once stood. Your heart is broken, Your eyes are crying, Your Spirit withers And your soul is dying. You turn back around To have one last glance The flame is back With a second chance. You go toward it And embrace the warmth That gradually returns To your heart. You watch As the flame Roars into A fire. The fire swells, Maturing and thriving And spreads throughout The forest of your heart. © 2008 Chelsea Schermerhorn |
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1 Review Added on February 5, 2008 Last Updated on July 3, 2008 AuthorChelsea SchermerhornBruceville-Eddy, TXAboutI like books of all sorts, old and new, I love it when the words of a book draw pictures in my mind, I love movies of all genres except horror, learning about all things, including history, pop cultur.. more..Writing
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