December 7th 1992

Hoffard
Author: Hoffard
Word Count: 40
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December 7th 1992

A poem not so much about love but about life.

Peering through with squinted sight into a
locked shut eye.

Do not Listen to the burden of a withered mouth
It will only lap you up with
it’s dry white filmy tounge.

The following
day you will
feel ok.

  • pinkyjain

    pinkyjain

    Wow, this is wonderful Kimberly, so full of a deep meaning, i don’t know what you were going through when you wrote this, but i guess with poetry it can mean different things, to the writer & to the reader as well, to me i need to look into my inner self & listen to my heart & not to what others are telling me to do, or how i should be doing, but follow my own heart & be free

  • Hoffard

    Hoffard

    You are on the nail! It has a lot to do with being swallowed up by the world and remembering to swim. Thanks pinkyjain.. xoxoxo

  • whisperingruth

    whisperingruth

    Wonderful deep expression Kimberly . . . this date must be of great signficance for you . . .thank you for sharing . . .

  • Hoffard

    Hoffard

    A date where I woke and started seeing things straight… Thanks whisperingruth! xoxoxo

  • Trace Lowe

    Trace Lowe

    excellet writing full of meaning. Powerful

  • Hoffard

    Hoffard

    Thanks Trace.. so sweet of you to say that! I am very shy about my writing!

  • Laurie McClave

    Laurie McClave

    How beautiful and feeling this is Kimberly, Thank you.

  • Hoffard

    Hoffard

    Your welcome Laurie.. Glad you like it! xoxoxo

  • Renate  Dartois

    Renate Dartois

    This is amazing-wonderful little poem Kimberly.

  • Hoffard

    Hoffard

    Thanks Renate Dartois… Means a lot! xoxoxo

  • thrumyeyes

    thrumyeyes

    very nice

  • ozjami

    ozjami

    Pleasantly surprised…Awesome writing K,know exactly what you mean !!

  • richard9

    richard9

    With so few words…you have said so much. Wonderful! :)

  • Hoffard replied

    Thanks richard… xoxo

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