After All These Tears

After All These Tears
By Bernard F. Asuncion

The night begins to fade away,
disappearing into the dark;
The dusk vanishes into gray,
as the twilight starts to depart.

The raindrops now refuse to fall,
heeding not the rugged weather;
The black clouds never hear the call
of the storm brewing in the air.

The dawn savors the morning dew,
enjoying the beauty around;
The flowers show the sparkling hue
that springs from the productive ground.

The sun signals the shining light,
bringing warmth to the heart and mind;
The rays energize with their might,
as the lost strength is there to find.

The sky above aims to repel
the throes, the sorrow, and the pain;
For the world to be sound and well
because of the relief to gain.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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