Drowning

Drowning

A Poem by Victoria Scott

 

The embers of true love sanctify all bonds broken by sinful pasts. 


Forgetting, waiting, hours dripping like a gentle rain wanting to become a storm. 


Yet silence. 


For lo! 


Nothing happens. 


The memory of time past has faded like a flower in winter. 


Breathing has become difficult. 


Terrors of my past creep behind and tear me, but what do I feel?


Emptiness. 


Nothing penetrates my heart but the sole remembrance of the loss of my 


emotions. 


Like a flower loses its petals in a rain, so they also gently put away the years,


 leaving the flower to fade. 


Never will it hark to the sound of the wind coursing through the branches of a


 dancing tree. 


These are my feelings for the lost and weakness of my soul as I sink deeper.

 

Now only water closes in and drowns out the sounds of the world.

© 2011 Victoria Scott


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Victoria Scott
Victoria Scott

Sioux Falls, SD



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