dark as night that falls
in gloom of winter’s chilled air
grieving heart that bleeds
brought far from joy
memories now stolen
tears fall in silence
looking for dawn’s light
in thoughts of grey bleakness
images of you
enveloped in pain
sadness rolling as mist
opened expression
Author notes
This is what grieving feels like to me!
A contest entry
- Be published in the next Allpoetry Book! Theme: Grief by Kevin.
800 points, ended May 15, 111 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
How'm I doin'?
Comments
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ah very nice. Best of luck in Kevin's contest I hope your poem gets published in the next Allpoetry book

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We'll see!
I'll be up against some pretty steep competition I'm sure. Haven't had the time to check out the other poet's writes.
Thanks for reading & your encouragement!
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sighs of sorrow wrap the first verse, ah grief, it is hard but it is needed in life so we can cope with the dark ways that touch us.
ah to wave at joy from the distance as drops salt the skin, silence whips spirits.
insomnia crawls acreoss the carpet's colours as footsteps weave a brand new pattern.
like a river's smoked ripples, seen from everywhere, windows wash dreams.
good pieces.


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Thanks for reading
and your comments. Yes, grieving is a necessary part of life & a healing process. You should form your comment into a poem, it's beautiful!
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wow
this is a departure for me to read this senyru chain ! your expression of grief is tangible and rings so true, well done my friend well done

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LOL....
now that I look at this again...this is a combo Haiku/Senryu as I wrote about nature & emotions. I forget how I classed this in my PC file. I think I put it under Haiku Chain.
Combos are OK right? Did I just invent something new?
I doubt it...
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Doh?
I'm really
What do you mean Unhaiku write? Technically this is a Senryu Chain...[since to many don't differentiate I always put Haiku]. When I wrote this I wasn't sure how I felt it would come across, though I was feeling this as I wrote it! TY friend!
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no not sad
I just felt it transcended a standard haiku, even senyru, it is timeless, and powerful I read it in a gulp of air, not the stop start that are the hallmark of may ku, it flowed beyond the style I loved it, silly me for not phrasing correctly
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