Warmth Flown Away

Warmth Flown Away

A Poem by Jeremy Wyatt

She sits in the corner
glad to be fallen.
Her eyes still trying to shine
with the light of last year.
No glances can cross the gulf to her heart.
The last warmth flown away,
what is left can only die,
like a  swallow,
left to starve as winter's cold flows in.

© 2011 Jeremy Wyatt


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Added on March 8, 2011
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Jeremy Wyatt
Jeremy Wyatt

Don't know....nearest is somewhere...hmmmm, Dumfries and Galloway, United Kingdom



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A Welshman moved toScotland, writing since December 2010, in love with poetry and my special poet friends,who I am following here through loyalty and devotion!! more..

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