Blackbirds in flight over a restless sea Cloudy days casting dark feelings appall Tossed high like driftwood beyond foaming scree Sadness shadows my door once and for all
Casting no hope deep in a storm's cold eye No warmth is found in a coat so shoddy Lady luck laughs with each roll of the die Spins her web up and over my body
Never tasted such fear entombed within Confined inside space so soft and silky Where darkness increases every spin In a galaxy defined as milky
A time capsule not to open too soon Might as well be castaway on the moon
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Posted: Sep 2012
About this poem:
A sober sonnet reflecting my lonely mood on a wet, cold drizzly day feels as if being trapped inside of a spider's coccoon (wrapped by clouds)....for who knows how long ....weird thought ...I know...
Comments (3)
You sum up my feelings exactly Yankee... in this lovely though sombre Sonnet.
You make liberal use of pessimistic metaphor in this sonnet, not that there's anything wrong that, another fine write from the Yankee pen...
Regards
Bill .