Wonders

Conversations without words,

Songs without the tunes,

A fight without the swords,

Nights without the moons.

Side to side I look;

I’m not the only one, 

Who’s precious dreams they took,

And hopeful goals they shunned.

Offensively they fight through us;

We strive in motives we don’t know;

We do the dance we know we must,

And block the hits and coming blows.

Our rhythmic swirl of shining sweat,

And the blur of shorter years,

Leave us shadows of regret

And dampen us with tears.

A life without our breath,

A heart without the pain,

A grave without the death,

Clouds without the rain.

The game of tell and guess,

Dreaming big, knowing little,

Lies of vain success,

Scrambled in this riddle. 

Written by Ramona MacKinnon

”When times are good, be happy; but when times are bad, consider this: God has made the one as well as the other.”

Ecclesiastes 7:14

Apologies for such a late post. I’ve been trying to get back to a poem a week since summer has come to an end but, I’ll confess, it hasn’t been foremost in my mind. The end of summer can bring lots of things: old routines, new experiences, and a mixture of everything else in between! Regardless, I hope you all had a great summer and can look forward to Autumn!

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