Happily-er Ever AfterA Poem by Ryan Patrick WalshYou and He and She. Love Lost.
It's been cold this summer,
I'm inside this delicate house more than I'd like to be, Watching through the glass window - nature is a moving picture, in my backyard the lake shimmers -folding with the wind, The gray clouds are often brighter than I expect of them, The water rises to my lawn at times, A swan swims through it, Her nose always looks so congested - eating the grass or the worms and possibly the small bits of wood from my fireplace, She's heavy and light-footed and those eyes are pitch black - wings absolutely white, I remember the day you went into the middle of my lake, The kayak ripped through as your paddle skimmed the surface, The prized fight with that swan you were so beset on, no doubt you were better for the job, My canoe right beside yours, Maybe I saw her fly through the middle - Her wings wider than anything you could have possibly expected, Or maybe she broke your neck with her crest, Then again, Could you have flown away together? © 2010 Ryan Patrick Walsh |
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Added on June 14, 2010 Last Updated on June 14, 2010 AuthorRyan Patrick WalshWest Bloomfield, MIAbout20 year old student currently attending MSU for a degree in Media Arts and Technology (Film, Television, Camerawork, Screenwriting, etc). I've been consistently writing poetry and short stories since .. more..Writing
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