Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Gone


Twilight brings the faint noise of a dog

whose failing bark yields to night

The silence shatters from within

 I realize the days and miles have added up too many times

The stepping stones become a blind crossroads

I cannot follow


I turn and enter the room where

candlelight sketches my past

and the moonlit faces of comely women, faded poems in hand

I see the quiet street, the unpaved roads and the

directionless signs

Days became miles became days and miles became years

Gone.

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