AsleepA Poem by Hunter HoburgThe glow of reflected light from the lake Shifts across my face, beckoning me in. In my lap is every letter I never sent to you; The pleas for mercy and the prayers for another chance. Wasted words or struggles conquered? Behind me stretches the peak, where I looked at the happier people in the distance Petals clutched in hand And for the first time asked your forgiveness. I grip the bundles of letters and begin for the water I know at the bottom of this lake awaits a city; Something once whole, and a fitting Resting place for we who are drowned the same. The small waves lap at my feet, my legs, my torso And as I exhale my last breath, I pray that this be the moment When I finally awake.© 2013 Hunter Hoburg |
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1 Review Added on July 22, 2013 Last Updated on July 22, 2013 AuthorHunter HoburgBoulder, COAboutI am a college student in Boulder, Colorado. I like to play guitar, sing, write and record music, draw, hike, camp, rock climb, and write poetry and stories! I'll do my best to give you feedback on yo.. more..Writing
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