Redemption Poem by James Casey

Redemption

Rating: 5.0


Redemption

Many cars pass by me
My dreams continue to deny me.
The sun sets now in a crimson sky,
I stare at the wall refusing to cry.

Set off barefoot into the unknown
Will it take me to my home?
Take me away, I need no more
Passing time, an open door.

I'm making my escape
Ignoring my mistakes
Asking forgiveness for what I have done
Hoping for one shot at redemption.

I followed the road to nowhere
Feeling the need to stay there.
I'm searching for a new beginning,
Want to wander, with head still spinning

A car comes by me, and I thumb a ride
Insanity beckons, or is it only pride?
I ride away, into the night
Search for solace, the will to fight.

I'm making my escape
Ignoring my mistakes
Asking forgiveness for what I have done
Hoping for one shot at redemption.


Jim 1985

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My wife has left, I can't take her back Long ago we made a pact. I will not change that fact. Been hurt before, will not allow myself the pain of going through that for a third time
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James Casey

James Casey

Binghamton, New York
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