Your Sacrosanct Solitude

Your Sacrosanct Solitude

A Poem by A.A.Romanczuk

Raging rain drops hurl themselves against the weary Earth

Who no longer can resist and opens up Her slender arms

I am held hostage by the imposing heavens of somber gray

I construct melancholy letters in the fjords of my mind

But the words would never captivate your thunderstorms

And wildflowers soul- oh no, who am I to break your silence

And devour your sacrosanct solitude- I bear the sorrow of rain.

© 2012 A.A.Romanczuk


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there is a moment between fair weather and foul when the heavens themselves open completely up

poetry rains

i felt that in your words

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