To the Sky

poems
Published

May 11, 2020

  • There I threw my sorrows
  • in hopes that they would stay.
  • Instead you returned tomorrow
  • with the weight of yesterday.
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  • Forgive me for asking twice,
  • I’ve already begged in prayer–
  • He returned a palm full of ice,
  • a reminder that life isn’t fair.
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  • The crows made their sighs
  • and the sunflowers bowed,
  • I screamed shouted and cried
  • while you stood indifferent and proud.
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  • The grass gleamed with dew
  • as I endured the cold pain,
  • while the earth smiled, renewed,
  • and thanked me for the rain.