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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Written: October 06, 2023 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I have seen the ample fog, so dense and vast. It swallowed the world—a look that couldn't last. I cried and sighed, but there was no sound at all. In tears, they flowed down, akin to a waterfall. I've kept my eyes on the skies for a long time. Praying for unity, a homeland sublime. But the strong wind blows, carrying my plea. Akin to the migrants, I feel lost in this banshee. A cold thing, this land I roam, The rain falls down, strong and unknown. I feel the tea at my door, a comforting brew. Yet everything seems strange; nothing feels true. A strong fire of succinate burns. I am apart from him; my heart yearns. Others hold them close and look astonished. As I stood in silence, my soul admonished. I can hear the whispers of love and despair. They have souls, while I'm left in the air. I stay standing, lost and confused. Not knowing where I am, I feel bemused. Laughing at the devil, who poisons my path, Teeth of jackals, revealing his wrath. Yet still, I stay in silence, refusing To let the tears flow, my emotions are diffusing. Closing my ears to the cries of pain, Lost in the fog, my soul seeks to regain But through this journey, I'll find the way. In this vast fog, I'll discover the light of a raw day.
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