The Faraway

The Faraway

A Poem by OneAmongstMany

The Faraway


What I saw was radiant beauty

Of smooth and perfect golden sands

That colour would change in times of sunset

To a humble pink, almost too ashamed to be adored

Its surface reflected the changing light

Yet its fair refinement grew in spite


What I saw were icy lakes

And how I longed to break their surface

To delve where no one ever journeyed

Into the depths of apperception and all-knowing

And yet I could not crack the exterior

I waded on through lakes inferior


What I saw were branches thin

They danced and twisted in the breeze

Their golden leaves called out to me

Such transcendent melody; I felt unworthy

Their gleam and glow were overwhelming

My fascination deep, unending


What I saw were dreams of dreams

“Such a place does not exist!

What you see you cannot reach”

What I sought was swift dismissed

Their words were true, I knew that so

Yet as I fool, I let hope grow.


But no matter: come the sunrise

We set sail again, the fruitless reprise.

© 2017 OneAmongstMany


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I really like this. Good job! I have an intupritation of what i think ot means, but if it's okay, may i ask what you wrote it to mean?

Posted 7 Years Ago


Hbrook

7 Years Ago

I had intuprited it as a love gone wrong because of how you described the beauty and how you describ.. read more
OneAmongstMany

7 Years Ago

Awesome, the joy of poetry is that it's subjective and each person can form their own opinion on wha.. read more
Hbrook

7 Years Ago

My English teacher used to tell me that all the time 😂 She was an awesome teacher. I really like .. read more

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Added on March 28, 2017
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