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Wake and I

Yes it’s late again

and my muse is paying me

a visit. She snickers

 

as she follows me

in from a long drive. Whispers

in my ear softly,

 

but not with words. The

thoughts that trickle down to my

hand are written with

 

a favorite pen,

black ink that leaves no room for

blank space. Her name is

 

Wake. She blinds me with

her light and cools me with her

waves of what seems like

 

never-ending thoughts. As

tired as I may be, my hand

cannot stop and continues

 

to fight the writing.

Rivers of words flow gently

but leave loud questions

 

behind. Will I be

heard? With one more stroke they cry

black tears that worry

 

one more question in

sight; will I be understood?   

Wake tires me with her

 

whispers and calls me

to ponder on many things.

For instance, life is

 

slowly opening

the gates of happiness and

seemed, for a while, to

 

even more slowly

close the gates of sorrow. A

sorrow left behind.

 

There is someone who

warms my cold wounds and heals them

with his beautiful touch. He

 

is the catalyst

to my healing. He has  been

closing that gate of

 

sorrow. I have found

love and so my joyful time

is upon me. As

 

my words come to a

stop my pen comes to a pause.

Blink and suddenly

 

can’t escape the night.

Tired I am and sleeping

I must be. Off my

 

room will disappear

into the darkness and my

dreams will lead me through

 

the journey that is

ahead till a place called morning.

Time is healing, as

 

is Wake’s whispers that

are like a close friend’s warm touch.

I am healed stronger.

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andrea-ellmore
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Mar 1, 2010
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