Bloodhound (The River Or The Road) Poem by Tom Squires

Bloodhound (The River Or The Road)



The rainfall on the mission
And the rains fall in the hills
The people who live at the mission
Are a long long way from home
And the Mamas left with their babies
In a world no one can know
There's hope down at the mission
If that's where you gotta go
A stone cracks in silence
From a painted desert bloom
Out there you will not find me
In some over lighted room
Where I pay you for your mercy
And pack up all my gloom
I was lost then in darkness
For everyone to see
Chasing after deadlines
Set in stone by me
To rescue all my loved ones
That are no longer there
Written in a language
Formed from pure thin air
And I leave you with your burden
And I walk away from mine
Waiting for some signal
To climb the stairs in time
To make it through that passage
And find you waiting there
Ready for the journey
Without a single care
So I'll sit down with my anger
And sit across to see
If it shows any patience
As I fumble with my key
And arrive at the conclusion
That I will barely know
Till I make peace with my anger
And in the quiet grow

Monday, May 13, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: learning,struggle
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