Poem for a Cold AfternoonA Poem by Robert KeanI've made myself into an island for you Fashioning tides that sing, and a sun that heals. With an evening that is infinite, no....wait, immeasurable. I crafted hidden lagoons, rare shells, and creatures of astounding elegance. I made the coast short Because I've seen how your feet get burnt and tired walking on sand. I felt like the last man on earth And it wasn't at all that lonely, except for the singing tides, healing sun, immeasurable evening, hidden lagoons, rare shells, elegant creatures, and your coast that is short. Why then are we waking to a winter that is young and cold, fierce and frigid? What a tragedy it is when two people who love one another refuse to keep each other warm. © 2017 Robert Kean |
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Added on May 5, 2017 Last Updated on May 5, 2017 Tags: Robert Kean, Calhoun, Georgia, Emory, Poetry AuthorRobert KeanAtlanta, GAAboutI am a graduate student at Candler School of Theology. I have a degree in Religion from Emory University. I have previously been published in Old Red Kimono, The Lullwater Review, Pulse literary Magaz.. more..Writing
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