Still She WaitsA Poem by Iris JayneSwap QuatrainIn shadows dark, she waits alone When all else fails, heart turns to stone A love once was finds deserts stark She waits alone in shadows dark. Strong’s the sea, the wind, her pain As midnight creeps and claims his reign But still she stays; waits all night long Her pain, the wind, the sea is strong. She hears his voice in storms and gales In empty words, she sinks and flails She strains her ears, drowns all the noise In storms and gales, she hears his voice The sea and shore had been her friends They still will be when all this ends She bows her head and cries some more Her friends had been the sea and shore The sunrise crawls as her heart dies Her friends, all night did not suffice Down deep blue tides, alone she falls Her heart dies as the sunrise crawls.
© 2010 Iris JayneAuthor's Note
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