The WindowA Poem by Sheila MInsomnia at it's best...or worst.Through a broken window In a strong brick wall, glimpses can be seen of the past and the fall.
What once held sunlight Is now shrouded and grey. The dancers have gone, There's no band to play.
The echoes of footsteps Are all that I hear. The past - a distant memory, So far, yet so near.
The piano stands silent. The candles' snuffed out. The quiet is loud. The past's ghosts stand about.
The remnants of light That barely filter through Make way for the night And the nightmares of you.
"Release my heart, My mind and my dreams! Let me live again!" The desperate girl screams.
An overwhelming sadness Can be felt through the room. With a tear breaking free - The reply - "The power is within you." © 2009 Sheila MReviews
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2 Reviews Added on August 18, 2009 Last Updated on August 18, 2009 AuthorSheila MBristol, VAAboutI'm a thinker and believer. My poetry is usually written in the blink of an eye. It's almost always a thought process. Some sorting and analyzing of emotion. I'm a bit self-conscious of my writing.. more..Writing
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