Isolated ThunderA Poem by Scott Lee
Thunder is loaded
In a gun You Fire at me All the stars explode me Light gets buried In the desert shell Of my protection. Green blades rise Out of sand Who knew You Could grow anywhere. Love is like that. There's no place it can't find. Thunder rumbles My thirsty tongue Waits, trembles In child-like anticipation Except slightly different Eyes closed Mouth open I drink sky drops And slink into shimmering pools Contemplating Life And All the wonders Wrapped In secrecy Like a blanket Woven by incredible hands Hidden from view Yet participating in plain sight Belief is required If you want to reach the summit I know You Can feel the blood fallen From my tears I know You Can Smell The dirt dragging in my bones Clinging to me from all the roads before When rough, restless winds Blew apart our home And I decided to leave. Seperation never felt So cruel or desolate Until You found me. All this time I thought I was alone Suffering for absurd reasons Not understanding that I wanted this challenge, to experience the imprisonment of soul limitations, to be railroaded by darkness, to taste the crack of Isolated Thunder, to fall light years away from heaven, to be brutalized by another kind of life, to be loaded in this gun, and shot out across a dry and deadly desert Hoping one day By slim odds I could find you Falling back down to me In raindrops That I so desperately Needed To drink So I could keep on walking Headed for your summit. My heart pounds In Isolated Thunder Even though We've met before But I just can't seem to remember The shine of your face That completely melts me. © 2015 Scott Lee |
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Added on May 9, 2015 Last Updated on May 9, 2015 AuthorScott LeeAshland, ORAboutIf now and then we encounter pages that explode, pages that wound, sears, tears, groans, and curses, know they came from a man with his back up, a man whose only defenses left are his words, and his w.. more..Writing
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