A Land of Barren Hope
"I saw it in the mirror, I saw it in my face - -
Of decades now, a barren place,
The darkness of midnight's smoke - -
Pains wreak within the night,
The Scarlett butterfly, dying to self - -
Angelic 'flash of light,'
Though sweetness soars from out of sky - -
Hidden sands, rhythmic sighs,
Voices touch, no longer strain - -
Tormented loss, no more pain, as
"I saw it in the mirror, I saw it in my face - -
Becoming light, an empathetic state,
Seasons past, antiquated nights - -
Heart beating still, while your love performs,
Hidden from the depths now forty year storms - -
From out of silence, bloom my love,
As warmth of evening sun and Mourning Doves - -
"I saw it in my mirror, I saw it in my face,
Rainbows shelter, metaphorical pace - -
Of stony streets and Tuscany,
Romance now, our reality - -
Peace reclaimed, loved restored,
Happiness endures, rest assured - -
For now, "I see it in the mirror, I see it in my face!"
Copyright © John Evans | Year Posted 2012
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