4 A.M.

4 A.M.

A Poem by Harry Mora

I sit alone. Computer glow before me.

Reflecting tears, it gives sorrow a voice.

I keep it all inside.

As this sickness quietly ruins me.

But, I won't bring my fears to the light.

For my family; I have no choice.


Fear this weakness will only worsen.

My steps become less stable.

That my vision will go dark.

I try to do what I am able.


Keep these tears locked up within.

Pray to God; I had forgotten.

Remembering my mother's faith.

My anger with time has softened.


I try to remember that there are others.

Just as bad or doing worse.
I see my son and realize.
4 a.m. can know my secrets
But he will always come first.

© 2010 Harry Mora


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Harry Mora
Harry Mora

East Newark, NJ



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My work began primarily as a way to exorcise my own inner demons, and give them a voice outside of my mind. I currently have a short stories in the anthologies MASTERS OF HORROR: DAMNED IF YOU DON'.. more..

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