I pray the fog to cover me,
And blanket me with warmth.
And flow across my stubborn head,
To drag me back to earth.
Too long my head has wondered free,
And not known where it’s at.
Too long my heart has been a rock,
Ignoring all that’s that.
I pray the fog wash over me,
Imbue me with your peace.
Flow up across and blind my eyes,
Allow me some release.
Too long I’ve seen things I should not,
Hard things that make me sad.
Too long I’ve stood as hurts compound,
And long for what I had.
I pray the fog to shelter me,
Give to me your haven.
I need your fingers near my soul,
Today I may be craven.
Too long I’ve prayed for peace to come,
For silence pure and golden.
Too long I’ve dreamed that I might be,
All the more beholden.
I pray the fog wrap over me,
Provide me fortitude.
I pray the fog come cover me,
Afford me solitude.
That’s a fantastic poem, smooth with natural rhythm that reads aloud very well 🙂
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Thank you Stu,
I loved the challenge of ensuring the rhyme was consistent. Thanx for stopping by.
Clare
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Very touching poem. But some spellings could get corrected in there. 🙂
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Thank you Richa,
I should have left it for posting in the morning, I was tired. All fixed now, thanx for the heads up.
Clare
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The photo of the trees in fog caught my eye and caused me to read your poem. Beautiful imagery. Fog certainly lends to the feeling of solitude.
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Thanx Helen
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Very nice, beautiful rhymes too
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