Stranger

Stranger

A Poem by Matt Stewart

This music holds such a familiar tune,
But when I looked back I only saw an empty room.
Ashes to ashes; dust to dust;
Laid to rest, these memories of us.
Where love once stood, loneliness now stands;
A reminder of what we lost,
And the ending of all our plans.
As the desolate road seems to call my name
A thousand voices only add to the strain,
Beckoning for me to return to my home,
Where so long ago, so many seeds were sewn.
There's so many places I haven't been;
So many reasons not to return again,
And yet I'm so lonely, and feel so out of place;
Searching for reasons now at a slower pace.
This moonlit sky gives off a familiar somber tone,
Reminding me of the reasons I feel so alone.
The million stars within the sky capture my soul, and make me question why
I ever left the gifted life I had known so many years before.
I'm at a crossroad between life and death;
My hearts been torn, and put to the test
Of an unescapable feeling I've never known before.
Wherever I am; whatever I do, I'll once again see these images of you
Cascaded by the images of my yesterdays
That all too quickly began to fade away.
Once the dawn has come I will truly see
The truth of what was always meant to be;
The answers that I've searched for for so long;
The reasons that I try my best to stay strong.
I shall wake with the sun, but for now I sleep,
As I pray to the Lord my soul to keep;
Even in the darkness he's always there;
The guiding light that leads me away from such dark despair.

© 2010 Matt Stewart


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Matt Stewart
Matt Stewart

Irondale, AL



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My name is Matt Stewart, I'm 26, and have been writing, for atleast 12 years now. Overtime my writings gotten alot better over the years. Writing to me is meditation, and letting my heart and mind go .. more..

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