ReflectionsA Poem by M J HuttonApril, it’s snowing. Not just a minor freak but, A blast of a storm. Flakes as big as asteroids Cover the memory Of Jesus and his Easter death. I’m beginning to realise, That we don’t have to forget our friends To forget ourselves. We move on. They change. I’ve changed. Evolution is a redundant process When we live our lives, Through memories. The cars outside, Move heavily through the snow. I’m cold from the heart down. I’ve forgiven my enemies, Have they forgiven me? With every new day, I think About her more. While I listen to the old men At the back of the bar, singing Romantic lullabies from, The second world war. Drunkenly, of course. Everybody could’ve been a pro. Everyone was offered a football trial. Everybody could’ve been a contender. Everyone could’ve been anything apart from Themselves. They are more afraid of looking Themselves in the eye, Than of death. We move slowly to the rhythm, slightly Out of time. We pray weekly to the heavens For a better change in life. If I wipe away a child’s tear, Then who will wipe mine? © 2008 M J Hutton |
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