The Awakening Poem by David Wood

The Awakening

Rating: 4.5


Slowly the heart wakes from hibernation
And begins to heal and mend itself
Untold endless days and dark empty nights
Persisted through long summers and winters

Time is a healer and its passage the treatment
For the languid heart sapped of life’s love
Beating in largo, a slow but dignified beat
Has now begun to beat to a different tune

Memory is an infinite library that I can go to
And open past thoughts of shared moments
Of a life that once was yet still is filled with love
And exists in the cosmic space of my mind

The treachery of death that wreaks havoc
And steals loves beauty whilst in full bloom
Has done its worst life’s hopes and aspirations
Dashed forever has now run its course

Time has sailed its turbulent course the
Treatment now over time now to get back in
The saddle before sunset’s glow fades and
Becomes caped in darkest night

Thursday, September 17, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love and loss
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tirupathi Chandrupatla 23 September 2015

Time is a healer and its passage the treatment A timely message for all those who seek relief from all the hardships faced.

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Edward Kofi Louis 17 September 2015

Time has sailed its turbulent course! Leaving us to think about. Nice piece.

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Kelly Kurt 17 September 2015

A lovely sentiment, written well into verse

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M Asim Nehal 17 September 2015

Superb poem Mr. David............... Time has sailed its turbulent course the Treatment now over time now to get back in The saddle before sunset’s glow fades and Becomes caped in darkest night

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Mihaela Pirjol 17 September 2015

A great poem. I very much enjoyed reading it.

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