An Old FriendA Poem by Poetry PigTalking with an old you can help with the progression of a newer you.
As I sit on this coast
Me and this ghost pour a parting glass For the souls that moved on from their past Let go of their homes of crashed boats And sailed away with new hopes These sharp rocks and high tides Hold memories I'd rather hide Full of hurt and promises that were broken Words that weren't spoken, and secrets I couldn't find I could say I miss them, but that would be lie This man of white, told me a story of his crew His men, ship, and the horrible end But what he said about the truth Hit me harder than any wave And I knew what I had to do That was take your hand, let go of my past Move on with you So as this sailor of the sea, unhooked his anchor He began his trip back to the open, knowing I'd never see him again This was fine, I said goodbye, and was gone Along with all my worries, my wrongs You walked up to me, asked where I've been I sat quietly, then said Just talking with an old friend © 2014 Poetry PigAuthor's Note
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Added on May 5, 2014Last Updated on May 5, 2014 AuthorPoetry PigGreeley, COAboutI really want to get my writing out there and hopefully find people who can relate. more..Writing
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