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I'm made of cobwebs, shaded grays, echos faded by the murky streetlight; Festive blobs signal the holidays - and ricochet off me into the night. . A thick, dull fog 'tween me and them, a brick wall no one can see; seamless weights in my hem, and dust inside what used to be me. . And then there's you, a year away, wasted tears, and prayers null; an end thought for each void day, a whisper-scratch in my old hull. . The words avoid me, skittish things, like birds that flutter fragile wings; the right ones are only fledglings, too young for new beginnings. . And I wish that I could care for cold, worn out flat 'tween mortar and pestle, a forlorn growth ring in a tree of old, trapped inside a rotting vessel. . .
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Dec 17, 2024
Dec 17, 2024 at 12:54 PM UTC
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I'm made of cobwebs, shaded grays, echos faded by the murky streetlight; Festive blobs signal the holidays - and ricochet off me into the night. . A thick, dull fog 'tween me and them, a brick wall no one can see; seamless weights in my hem, and dust inside what used to be me. . And then there's you, a year away, wasted tears, and prayers null; an end thought for each void day, a whisper-scratch in my old hull. . The words avoid me, skittish things, like birds that flutter fragile wings; the right ones are only fledglings, too young for new beginnings. . And I wish that I could care for cold, worn out flat 'tween mortar and pestle, a forlorn growth ring in a tree of old, trapped inside a rotting vessel. . .
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Dec 17, 2024
Dec 17, 2024 at 12:54 PM UTC
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