"The Seagull"A Poem by TommyWritten for Kerry's contest, Sunday's Challenge ACT I, based on the play 'The Seagull' by Anton ChekovLakeside Gullby Thomas G. Hopkins IIILost souls flutter by this mirror faced lake tracing the image of a love adorned, but never touched; black velvet veil of mourn. Life is lonely when affection’s heartache is alone in the grip of other’s arms, never found within those grey eyed charms. Melancholy heartfelt folly, ogles roam; (I can’t read your lips anymore) “Tell me what you’re saying, symbolize for me, please this truth of perception you call home?” Seek the role of fame, relish in its mull, to fly by the side of a seaside gull... I will fight for the right to hold her hand! Duel of chance. Momma says, “No, let it go! Walk away from the heart this ardor knows not.” (Lonely feather on a beach of sand) A rapt relic held in this tired grasp; we’re locked away in a memory's clasp... Suicidal death is leery, the tide, it drew her in just to pull her away, I don’t have the strength anymore to pray; hear this seashell soul cry before it dies. Life is a lonely affection’s heartache, lost souls flutter by this mirror faced lake... Published in the Summer Issue of The Single Hound, July 5, 2011 http://www.thesinglehound.com/featured-writers-summer-2011.html Copyright © 2011, The Single Hound© 2011 T.G. Hopkins III
KERRY'S Sunday Challenge #1 May 22, 2011 - May 28,
2011
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