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The Invisible Me

Love poem

By John KindlePublished 5 years ago 1 min read
The Invisible Me
Photo by Sasha Freemind on Unsplash

Down the narrow path I stroll,

Thoughtfully lost,

A careless wandering old soul,

My face disguised,

This world streaming by me,

A chaotic whirlwind of light and dark,

Flowing fast,

And yet creaking slow,

I am noticed,

But then again no,

Better as invisible,

Longing for one, the only one,

Who can make all still,

Father Time even, bending

To her will,

To envision, to see, to desire me,

Me, just my old soul,

To choose Me, only Me,

Piercing through Life's hurricane,

My savior from the Dark,

A true Angel....

And the invisible Me.

2021. John Kindle. All rights reserved.

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About the Creator

John Kindle

A military veteran who has always enjoyed reading, writing, photography, art, and overall expression in many different forms. I am from Texas and the proud father of 3 amazing children.

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