SailingA Poem by Audrey BrucknerTurn the wheel, point the vessel west away from the parting sorrow of the pieces of my heart they separate and drift apart forgetting the bliss of yesterday and openly welcoming the devastation of tomorrow the effect on the outside not as undone as the bloody scene inside but nonetheless victimized crying out foul play to any who will listen but few ears want to hear heart ache just as few hearts care to feel it I am no exception my heart breaks as easily as the next but quite possibly worse for no stone walls barracade my heart and my emotions speak louder than words they can't be silenced or stifled can't be hidden or held back I'm simply alone and vulnerable no suit of armor to promote safety and honor no mask to hide the blue eyed flood of tears my inability to dignify loves wrath seems to match my unwillingness to let love go while my dramatic definition of the word plays on repeat in my head hope tells me others will come to grace the chapters of my life though my guy wishes they wouldn't I just don't know how many times i can be lifted to heaven and drop to rock bottom safely but i feel the breeze coming now blowing my hair from my face and filling my sails just enough to steer clear of the old love wrecked ships i will survive as long as dawn breaks every morning and lights my way © 2008 Audrey Bruckner |
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1 Review Added on September 27, 2008 AuthorAudrey BrucknerTacoma, WAAboutI have been writing poetry since i was about 11. I am still working on it though. I don't really know poetry format or anything i just write what i feel. If I am not writing poetry I am playing soccer.. more..Writing
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