Today is a new day
Though It's without sun
Like a shadow it gathered in the cloud
Cutting through my heart like a claw
I feel nothing but a deep cold night
When enemies surround me with their gold knives
Many questions crossed my mind
Like which way should I go?
That's what I always ask myself
Just to know my task
Should I give up on them?
At night fall
It fell like a shower from heaven
Splashed on me like dewdrops
Hitting me with a new hope for a new dawn
As i realize he is still with me.
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Hello teddy 15
I very much appreciate your comment you know I always write my poem here on this site before editing them and I think your suggestion is right I will do just so thanks for your help.
It's better this way
I'm somebody who believe in learning for it is the best way to live right, I'm always open and transparent to every one around me because I want to learn and also teach the ones I could, once again thank you.
I'm Not Alone
Hello, Simon,
I feel the struggle and hardship of the new day, and then the welcome realization of hope in your final stanza. Though I am usually not one to quote such things, your poem reminds me of a bible verse: "Weeping may endure through the night, but joy comes in the morning." Very much like your title!
Thank you!
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Hi lavender
It's good to know that you like my poem this is what we all are meant to do, helping and consoling ourselves thank you very much.
Finding the Images
I think a real challenge in poetry can be to find the images. For me, the best part of your poem is the last stanza:
"It fell like a shower from heaven
Splashed on me like a dewdrops"
This is a beautiful, tactile image of tenderness and refreshment. I would like to see more of this kind of imagery in some of the other lines where the phrases and images are more commonplace, more "tired" (today is a new day, hope for a new dawn, seems like a cloudy day).
I include a wonderful little image that captures that sense of life being so frustrating sometimes that you want a drink as a little example of finding that unique image:
"Perhaps the tulip know the fickleness
Of Fortune's smile, for on her stalk's green shaft
She bears a wine cup through the wilderness"
I found that poem here: https://internetpoem.com/shams-al-din-hafiz-shirazi/the-tulip-poem/. I make no claim that that poem is his actual work as I know there are many poems falsely attributed to him and this might be one.
Thank you arrow
I so much appreciate your comment, I'm glad you see a little image in it in fact that's why it is poetry once again thanks for your comment.