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Sharon Flynn
Poems
Apr 2019
DARK NIGHT INTO DAYLIGHT
Decorative stonework windows
of blackness and grime
echo hatred versus love.
Yet the sidewalks follow
one red umbrella home
far from the dark clouds
and the pitter-patter of raindrops.
I want more than anything to escape
but these chains of grief
keep me captive and weak.
I have always been meek but strong,
but now I am living in a maze
and can't seem to find a clear path.
Every path is crooked and winding.
Yet the red umbrella is drying out;
so maybe the rain will move to someone else.
And maybe I will just put on a tomato red dress
to break the chains of grief for just one day.
Then I will twirl and twirl to a sixties song
and dance around my house
leaving a link at a time in each room.
Maybe the blackness and grime of tomorrow
will start to bleed into colors of yellow and pink.
And maybe I will become a new spring blossom
with a new beauty emerging out of the ***** ground.
Then I will attract the butterflies and the bees
to become the best version of who I was meant to be
and leave the blackness and grime far behind.
Written by
Sharon Flynn
70/F/Brimfield, MA
(70/F/Brimfield, MA)
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