Monday, August 27, 2012

I once had this foolish idea that I could write poetry. Here's proof of that foolishness:


With Eyes Close, Visions Come
by
Earl T. Roske

With eyes closed, visions come
The day, the week, the month
Angry seas that rise up
Crashing like mighty waves
Upon the stoic cliffs;
The bulwarks of my mind.
Thoughts, twisted, swish and slap
Like torn and battered sails
No longer able to contain the wind.

Through the dark curdling clouds
Calming light comes upon me
And burst upon my mind
I am directed then
To a vision of you.
Calm winds and seas begin.
Thoughts point like a compass
Directing me clearly
And my eyes open to calm and to you.

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