Alone

Alone

A Poem by Blue Sky

 

Alone, I'd glide with shadows of abjuration
and despondency broods over my refutation
Reaping nix of still gray along the water's edge
Emanating sighs, and the woes of my heart
Leached past the lush of misery’s shoreline

I'd watch them as the dark impish feathery
of anseriformes of self-effacement follow
a wafted, feathery appendage of maternal
leaving me anomalously, drifting on reflections
softly rippling my oddity, solitude gesticulates

Inaudibly upon the mediating waters, the skies
lightly embraced me, dipping their brushes
of fathom slate, touching me amiably of azure
promises so smoothly that soothe like a balm
awakening gently glides over the still waters

Softly trickling me with peace and tranquil
Inlets of gentle pondering lightly gather me
Instilling me with soundness and gratitude
while wafts gently carried me on my way and
silence embraced me like a long lost child

© Rena Scribe 2009

© 2009 Blue Sky


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Added on November 28, 2009
Last Updated on December 26, 2009

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Blue Sky
Blue Sky

Canada



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Well I finally found my way here, took a lengthy break and I still haven't really gotten into writing poetry. Just mainly reposts I have shared as of late. So if I have a new one, I'll just put new in.. more..

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