Along the Sidewalk
Along the sidewalk
I walk alone,
I count my steps
Till I reach home.
Through the night
Breezes are colder,
The moon is bright
But cannot solder.
To my scarf I cleave
The way I clove
To my mother’s sleeve
When there was love.
I miss the cradle
That healed my heart
Before I failed
To aim the dart.
I wish I could
Bring back the hope
That filled childhood
As I jumped rope.
For now to sword
I am being put,
Supplicating the Lord
I cry in grief.
Let my body
Immerse in heat
Or the invincible
Shall I defeat?
20th of dec 06
Jessica J. Hanna
Copyright © Jessica Hanna | Year Posted 2008
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