HOPE

poem

Away from the maddening crowds she comes to visit me.

she opened up my sight so that I can see with my own eyes.

telling me stories in tales that would otherwise go untold.

In her mind she played the silent game trying to find where to go,

projecting images through the tunnels, just one chance for me.

she is a rock in a river, where the waters cannot move her soul,

inviting me to share and not drown in the clutches of downstream foes. 

she is the sun in my darkness, shining her knowledge with a melody.

disappearing as the sea of emotions creep up and drown the space,

of thoughts and dreams that she had claimed and owned.

A need to imprint her footsteps before being a shadow of images,

that get lost in the in the consciousness of a foggy mind.

guiding the hand and freeing the soul to an invitation of the virgin paper,

from the depths of the chambers that she had come to visit as my guide,

to unveil her secrets in her knowledge  hidden deep but never die,

to be passed on before being lost again into the drowning of the soul.

Reviews

[Sami Khalil]

"a shadow of images,
that get lost in the in the consciousness of a foggy mind.
guiding the hand and freeing the soul to an invitation of the virgin paper,"

A gorgeous write with wonderful lines...Bravo...................

[Adam Whitworth]

Congratulations on this fine creation Sue

[steppenwolf]

It has a dreamy feeling and the words just flow along.
This is what comes up from the center of ourselves.
Thank you for sharing this.

[AYVID N]

You have an awe-inspiring muse and I love this writing because of the lucid and eloquent way in which it flows straight from your spirit! Keep writing!

[sue]

Thank you everyone. When I wrote it I did not even think about a muse. It just sort of come out and followed on. :)

[Beccy]

Beautiful. The muse was on your shoulder when you wrote this.

Beccy.

[Monster ^.^]

Personifying Hope, well, I could say nothing but very good! Jem is right, even if it's a cliche topic, you did your own way :)

[Falon Quirke]

This is great! Very insightful.

[Holly Mason]

really enjoyed thank you for sharing

[Jem]

Opening with a cliche is risky, but you made it work to give a very deep and thought provoking piece - well done Poet