Dawn Of New Life Poem by Paul Sebastian
Dawn Of New Life
Like a wet, wounded animal he stood
Under the street lamp, shivering cold
Looking for a shelter that foggy night
Doors closed, no place was in sight
Moon-lit wet pavement glittered
In night's stillness, no footsteps heard
Hungry, in pain shaking in the cold
Loneliness gripped, silent tears flowed
Reminisced into past life's journey
Recounted the happy moments
Love given to friends generously
Memories of cherished moments
He told himself then and there:
I mustn't give in; lesson-taught a new way
Vowed to move on to make brighter days
Soon it would dawn, beginning a new day
The sun will shine on me its golden rays
Life's new page's opening
For new life scripting
I must tread carefully
This new life for His glory
13.2.2015
How ever or whatever the shown must go on true creation
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4/23/2024 10:40:43 PM # 1.0.0.1119
How ever hard life may be at times, we shouldn't give up! Hold on to hope that a new morrow would dawn! This must be our inspiration! A poem with a surge of positive energy! Great write!