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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Following poem was inspired by my reading of my dear friend Susan Ashley's magnificent poem titled- "Quietus". Within A Realm Few Are Ever Unfortunate Enough To Wake Up In - Part One Within granite walls of loss and shame cast aside into nightmarish agony an innocent victim- born into a world of despair and dark caverns far, far from home waking to eerie gloom and strange surroundings She stumbles a step her tender heart falling into deeper aching beats lightning bolts and stormy rumbling echoes vibrate earth and sky- doom rises in the fiery East wicked winds churn ever more none but a truly valiant heroine could withstand such ferocity and growing fears how she wonders, can such dark come into this world wrecking such havoc, such pain its gaping jaws open so wide has not light and faith its powers slain as sorrows grew and all seemed so lost for a fleeting moment all sounds and reality ceased she heard a voice softly say child of mine, face fear with courage face life with fervor and hope lonely you are but alone you are not your dreams have born sweet fruits breathe again and return all is not lost.... Robert J. Lindley, 6-25-2020 Free Verse, ( And Light And Truth Shall Prevail ) Note - I want to thank my dear friend Susan Ashley for the inspiration given me to compose this free verse piece. And for granting permission for me to reference her very fine free verse poem - Quietus- as the inspiration given me. Of which, I am truly grateful my dear friend...
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