Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
#tremulous
The night is long no touch of wrong soul and body at little ease and the world notices stain Upon my soul calm content and ocean floods, sweet in the tremulous tides And they would not welcome Blossoms all the land where the play is fair lingered and lingers upon thy lips Thought you may not know I may not feel spirits crave, waiting to be given all that is pure and true Upon we, as we pass into the night!
0
Jun 5, 2020
Jun 5, 2020 at 3:22 PM UTC
Tremulous
*tremulous and tender, the crook'd finger neither timid or tentative,* yet trembles, *though it be from care, not fear, consideration, not trepidation the renegade finger strokes her sleeping cheek, tender the tip to each cell beloved, as if sealing a bond there is no more to say when awakening comes, one will be gone, with no note, thus this last soft stoking, outline stroking tremulous and tender, his finger, U shaped-crook'd, but he is no longer is her you* he leaves, departing, yet lightly shaking, no longer can he be her prized and proud claiming show-horse, gone, that man she loved, for he cannot abide his being called a former, dark glory, a bent cane spirit, his body, its entirety,   crooked by weight of an improvident provision, not just his finger, this, his,  a greater intolerable, his pain of failure unacceptable and shame searing, his woe bends his love acrooked
0
Oct 19, 2017
Oct 19, 2017 at 4:41 PM UTC
tremulous and tender, the crook'd finger, yet trembles