Memory Unwound
A Poetry Challenge Poem
By AnnaPublished about a year ago • Updated about a year ago • 1 min read
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Tempest clouds converge above wind whipped seas
As fierce waves thrash rocks and crash against cliffs.
Splashes spray up on an empty lighthouse,
Beacon bright to alert lost mariners.
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One step backward from the alluring view
Reveals a sales tag dangling from a frame.
Too much exposure to place on home walls,
Left for some other to find and obtain.
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Not a tear escaped from begged release
To dive into welcoming deep waters.
A farewell glance back before taking leave,
An anchor forever secures a soul.
A ship spared from endless fatal attacks.
Or as sunlight dawns and pierces dark clouds.
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Anna
Whether I want to be or not, I'm a poet. I like to write longer pieces, too.
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