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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required credulous at times or so it seems i am as i peer outwards through speckled windows beyond the splatter of rain from dawn's misty skies the crimson edges of the horizon seems distorted from view as the sun peeks through newly budding maples that line the path of these empty streets where only silence lingers on the corners of every lawn it seems not long ago one could hear laughter of children gathering as dogs curiously walked by but now it's only a memory of faded days as if winter still hung in the air i see the robins frolicking from branches as if embracing the warmth of another day risen without noise a full moon still rests on the edges of this sky that seems clearer as if a fog has lifted from everywhere but my mind my erstwhile dreams hide behind closed curtains of this worrisome mind in these troubled times i can almost hear the roar of the ocean's ebb and flow as i close my eyes beneath these salted mists that fall from within as I seek the aperçu of understanding as unknowledgeable as i am looking from the inside out "my heart still feels those times spent in the warmth" April 5, 2020 Poetic Line Contest Sponsored by Silent One end line credit Eve Roper My heart still feels those times spent in the warmth - from the poem 'What the eye sees the heart cannot forget.
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