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With Gypsie Luck, My Own Weaken Steps Retrace

With Gypsie Luck, My Own Weaken Steps Retrace I walked in shy shadows leaving not a trace dawn birthed winds carried a rose-fragrant smell pleased, accepting what is owed, no disgrace rivers of joyous happiness, I could not tell. After illumination, shadow was to pass I walk forward to find that, my paradise place I was not born to be an ordinary lass and with Gypsie luck, my own weaken steps retrace! Hold this thought, the future may even more hurt bring tho' no cloud could it powers follow to defy and the flaming desert provides its scorpion stings I see Gods have given me a beautiful sky. This heart, this soul, flies forth into eternity whilst time flies onward into its infinity whilst hope promised me happiness and much more and truth truly is, love promised a huge score. Robert J. Lindley, original 1980 16 verse sonnet, Rhyme, new 2023 Aug. 02 Note: This was as much as I could remember of an older(early 1980's) and much longer poem that was composed back then. The original was quite a bit longer.

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Robert Lindley

Date: 8/3/2023 11:10:00 AM

Thank you, my friend. A great long journey that my spirit once took. Love's hope remained with its hero. Stayed within the poet and the poet survived much. God bless....

Sam Kauffman

Date: 8/3/2023 10:59:00 AM

"I walked in shy shadows leaving not a trace." What an amazing, powerful image to open this poem that wanders through your soul's moments of melancholy yet it is very evident your steps are always guided by the lantern of love's hope. What you have remembered resonates. Thank you for sharing this beautiful creation from your poet's heart. Blessings of peace and grace to you dear friend.