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A Winter Lament

Poem

By Gregory Published 5 years ago 1 min read

I sit inside a moonlit room.

The winter wind

is howling .

The demons from my past

are here,

and in my head they’re prowling.

The rains from fall are freezing,

ice on windows ,

clinging.

I’m haunted by the ,

sounds of birds ,

that once in spring were singing.

I think of carefree youthful days ,

and the pleasures,

I have tasted.

Why does wisdom come

so late,

and in youth,

most often wasted ?

The night is growing colder ,

as the winter winds ,

are scorning .

I cling to shaky promises,

and with creaking limbs,

I'm mourning.

sad poetry

About the Creator

Gregory

I don't so much want to write as I feel constrained to write. It's just an extension of what I was born to do among other things. It's just now the other things have passed, and it's time for writing.

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