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Heart

a poem

By Austin MontgomeryPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

On some occasions, I must say,

My heart will leave and fly away.

When mists in mournful, murky mire

Entreat to set my soul on fire;

When clouds touch ground and Earth meets Sky,

The hours linger, drifting by;

That’s where, some place across the sea,

I feel my heart go out of me.

From caged within my chest, it soars

To bluer skies and sandy shores.

The Sun shines warm and clean and bright.

Stars glint around the pale moonlight.

And on this isle of heart and soul,

I bathe in light on golden shoal,

And soak up rays of love and heat

Before I must make my retreat.

Back to the place where Sky meets Earth

On winds of Summer’s breath, I berth.

Then back into my empty chest

My heart returns to me, refreshed.

And no one near me ever knows

About the places my heart goes

When mist and gloom make dark the sky.

No one knows my heart can fly.

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About the Creator

Austin Montgomery

Writer of many an untold volume of nearly forgotten, often neglected lore.

Winner of no accolades nor prestige.

Purveyor of the weird, dark, strange and incomprehensible.

Sit down, relax, and let me tell you a story.

Twitter: @CrowMontStories

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    Written by Austin Montgomery