Carole Davis Poems

Rain falling from the darkened sky
Sadness when I ponder why
The hospital was so cold and blue,
My little one how I tried to save you.
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I can see my reflection in a dark pool
Caressing my soul so much the fool
I loose my image in the shades of the water
Concealing my thoughts until later
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The trek up the mountain was steep,
The wind blew fiercely against my face.
I had to keep looking up at the peak
Lost in a trance my goal to embrace.
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The warmth of the sun first caresses my face.
Quietly and without reserve I can feel its embrace.
I can hear the birds greeting each other in the trees
I can sense subtle yet intense buzzing of the bees.
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I grasp
I breathe
I see now
I am becoming
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Misery can become an addiction an easy way out.
Swimming in self pity and the need to pout.
Vicious gossip and the need to place others down
In horrid self inflicted pain it is easy to drown.
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The ocean breeze brushed my hair.
I walk along the beach at dawn
Not a worry not a care.
I am no longer a pawn.
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I sit quietly, dangling on the edge of a slick rock cliff
Listening only to the sounds of stillness and infrequent calls of birds
A collard lizard watches me holding himself stiff
As curious as I am but without a choice of words
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