I scoff at the lofty mountain before me as bitter tears roll down my face.
I cry, Dear Lord please help me as I stumble to a slower pace
I plead in prayer and begin to say...
I ache for something forbidden
I feel it to be love but to whom it is for is where my dark secret lay hidden.
I beg my spirit to bid thy will and stop yearning for his love to feel
I reach and wonder is Thy mighty arm stretch out to me still?
I know thou can mold me as soft clay to a potter
I stall for help to not thirst for his unclean offer
I see his gift is like acid rain to a dessert flower
I wonder why I have lost my desire to reach for Thy loving power
I believe Thou Art the author of love and giver of all
I question….can thou free me from my lonely prison’s wall
I want my heart filled with a pure fire of ever-lasting love so true
I ask for my heart to soften and my vision to expand anew
I dread my choice ahead and I feel so lonely and almost dead
I look up to the starry sky then back down upon the mountain oh so high
I hold my hand close to my chest and know what is for the best
I have faltered many times at the task that must be done
I dread that I must break our heart that has mended into one
I wipe the bitter tears from off my face and stand to start another pace
How can I make this poem better?
First of all it doesn't rhyme so it's prose not a poem.
Regardless it is a personal display of one's inner soul. You have accomplished this quite well.
Bravo !
Reply:It is fine the way it is. I love it. l can feel like l'm there standing right beside you. It is very powerful. Keep it. I love it!
Reply:I just wanted to comment on what Phoenix/Deity said, just because a poem doesn't rhyme does not mean it is not a poem. Not all poems have to rhyme, I don't know where people keep getting this idea from where poems have to rhyme. Rhyming doesn't make a poem, it is just one of the many devices poets use in poems.
Anyway, your is alright. There are a few cliches that need to be re-written and made your own.
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