Distant Desire

by Kaylee   May 8, 2006


Midnight, renewal of morning, guide me with twinkling eyes.
Light bulb swinging from chain, flickering when night closes.
Journal spotted with ink dripping from an unknown pen.
Empty soul reaching for hand, touching unoccupied air
I take thee Midnight into heart, remain my distant desire.

Replace light bulb, which had sparked ideas, now alone.
Read journal pages turning and turning without notice.
Grab the hand that craves open sky, and golden light.
Phoenix rising from their ashen lives, Midnight is.
Mother Earth release pain from those who have lived it.

Always be their Distant Desire…

*Title originally made by Simon Hayes*

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  • 17 years ago

    by Poetically Speaking

    Very similar to a poem I wrote. Well, some parts. I like it. I honestly do. You have a gift dear.

  • 17 years ago

    by Ed or Ian Henderson

    There's a maturity to this beyond your tender years and it has a much better flow than the other stuff of yours that I've read. It's a real attention grabber.

  • 17 years ago

    by Jessica

    Another great poem! your just really good at this arnt ya? :P keep it up!
    5/5
    jessy

  • 17 years ago

    by gemowski

    WOW what a great poem, you've really got a talent, wish i could write as good as you keep up the good work hun.
    thanks for your comments.

    xoxoxox

  • 17 years ago

    by nikki

    Again u are an awesome poet i luv it great job 5/5 all the way!!!

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