Indeterminate Poem by Lora Colon

Indeterminate



What was it that made me so bitter
Toward life and my very existence?
Was it perhaps my unanswered prayers
To a God who chose to keep his distance?

What was it that caused this discontent,
A bountiful harvest, just wasted?
The grove that flowered and went to seed,
While leaving the fruits of love untasted?

What was it that caused these tears to flow,
Was it when loneliness broke its chain,
Running to me like a frightened child,
And without my consent, chose to remain?

What made me choose to curse the darkness
Instead of rekindling the candle?
Could it be I did not want to see
The pain I knew my heart could not handle?

What sent me running from the garden,
Was it the orchard beset with rot?
Was it the daisy petals I plucked
That all concluded with 'He loves me not? '

What made me finally realize
Nothing is what it appears to be?
Was it love, pretending to be mine,
That soon vanished like foam on the sea?

I've abandoned foolish hopes and dreams
Now that I know Fate decides our plight,
Yet, if darkness had not swallowed me,
Perhaps I never would have seen the light

Monday, September 19, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: love and life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Markey 28 September 2016

Fate does not decide what happens to you, you do, life is a trial, you are in control if you truly want to be, get that thinking cap on and reevaluate how you deal with events be they good or bad, I used to blame everything and anything till I learned it was the easy option, changes in life are yours to deal with but you've got to be up for it. Good Luck.

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Edward Kofi Louis 27 September 2016

Unanswered prayers! ! But still the the faith; the faith of hope. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Lora Colon

Lora Colon

Missouri - United States
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