Shakespearean Sonnet III

by Cory Bogner {Pisces} - Not entered

I walk slowly through the cold night,
Watching my breath as I stride ahead.
I am following a glimmering, shimmering light
That has already put so many to bed.

At the garden I arrive, alone and cold,
But looking forward to that which I would find.
I look at the flowers, and feeling quite bold
I wonder, "Which one is mine?"

I kneel beside a beautiful rose
And a smile comes across my face.
I raise the flower to my nose,
I think I have finally found my place.

But as I look to my hands again the rose is gone,
And I awake with nothing at the break of dawn.

Reason for writing:

    Loss is a big part of my life, so this was quite appropriate.  E-mail
me if you have any comments.    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1996-11-09 17:31:58
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:06
Poem ID: 45983

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