AfterglowA Poem by Thomas CoxThis poem stems from the inevitable passage of time. Childhood memories are fainter than they once were, which reminds me of the afterglow after a sunset - fainter but still beautiful nonethelessWhere did my life go? Like a scatter of light, my childhood has flowed away, and never slowed. My memories feel like a puppet show, repeated over and over until the former joy is thrown away. The dominos in my mind are tumbling, they crash and never stop crashing, only leaving room for afterglow. No more joy, no more childhood, no more glow. Where did my childhood go? Oh what I would give for that scatter of light to come back, and submerge me in its idyllic glow. © 2023 Thomas Cox |
StatsAuthorThomas CoxDurham, Durham, United KingdomAboutI am an aspiring writer and poet from the North East of England, here to prove that you don't have to be of a specific class or background to create art that people can relate to. I hope you find som.. more.. |