Teen Poetry #8 |
The Last Door |
Octave Member
since 2008-07-29
Posts 186Highlands, Scotland. |
The Last Door. Arms clamber round your neck My fingers biting tender skin Hollow breath smarts against your cheek Lips plea to let me in Tears sweep down swollen curves Of face carved in bitter hate Nails claw a silent retreat Of long predicted fate Your eyes a pool of silence Filled with worn out pain Lashes shield a stain of past Marked with years of fallen rain My warm hand reaches out to find Your scarred and lonely own I entwine my golden fingers With yours bitten to the bone I tilt your chin up to the light Silvered beam moves down upon A face marked with too long a sadness As bitter as unbroken dawn I help you clamber to your feet Your limbs a knot of anguish great You body uncurls from its frozen shell To meets its long awaited fate We step onto the golden path Paved with worn out light Look up into those rolling clouds To a stairway of gladly sight You look down to me Your eyes hold empty hope And I hold your opened hand As you let go of that last rope And together, into clouds of dreams We stride away from tears that wept And that is the day you left with me The day, into heaven we took that step Thanks for reading. =] |
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