Lighthouse
Did the tendrils of despair ever clutch so tight?
Or the whispers of the wind carry their message so far?
What, for the love of one woman
Stir up the sand, stir up the sea
On one lonely night, let the fires of a cold truth tell their morbid secret
Masked by darkness, distance, dishonor
What, to show her face, but hide the face of a jackal
The lonely lighthouse shines its beam out to sea
And the ship dashes its debris on the rocks
Ignorant in the face of danger
Defiant
The driftwood slowly drowns
Sucked down by the caustic grinding of time
And the lighthouse stands there still
Beckoning

1 Comments:
When I read your poem, I feel your pain. Peace, brother.
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