A Fog Appears Poem by Elizabeth Fontaine Grieco

A Fog Appears



As I look at this senseless sky;
A fog appears before my clouded eyes;
Can you not see the straggler straggle behind?
For life's merry jest is but a ride,
And reverance beholds the clear mind,
But pain has nowhere to hide;
Rather it spills over to fill
My pastures with green clover,
As daisies and Queen Anne's lace,
Gently surround me and beckons my soul
With it's sweet embrace,
As the whispering winds delight
In sheltering my thoughts with
The everlasting breath of life.

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Written by Elizabeth Fontaine Grieco July 06 1998. I wrote this poem sitting in a field nearby with wild flowers surrounding me all the while, contemplating about life, and it's tribulations.
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