Wounded Warrior

Wounded Warrior

A Poem by C. Harter Amos

What happened

in the jungles of your life

that killed your soul,

leaving you un-whole?

Staring at the stars,

I know pieces of you

are in the billions of lights

I can never see,

but that I’ve been told

are out there.

I would hold you for a lifetime,

if I could dare to dream

of holding that many stars

against my breast

forever.

 

© 2011 C. Harter Amos


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A big thought you captured in this poem,Big Big one.

Posted 11 Years Ago


very good. reminds me of jim morrison's poetry.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Sad and Beautiful, I love it!

Posted 13 Years Ago


What a beautiful piece. Seem to be a lot of folks walking around with dulled or deadened souls. Very uplifting to see a piece that shows some understanding and compassion towards folks such as these and even bothering to ask, "what happened."

Posted 13 Years Ago


There are a lot of rhings that can destroy a soul, but the love you show to right the wrongs is as big as the cosmos. T

Posted 13 Years Ago


yours is a large heart to embrace all those stars

Posted 13 Years Ago


oh, yes, beautiful . . . and sad but lovely as those forever stars

Posted 13 Years Ago


This is beautiful Mimi...

Posted 13 Years Ago



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C. Harter Amos
C. Harter Amos

Lexington, SC



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Born in the swamps of the South Carolina Low Country. Brought up on the Classics with a great deal of emphasis on music. I spent about six years at the University of South Carolina in Columbia soakin.. more..

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