Rainy Day
Rainy Day
Mar 17, 2016

Day and Night

The unrequited yearning
Aching with burning
As days abound keep turning
It twists into deepened hurting
Becomes fruitful in its wording
And with celestial flirting

Develops dreams that are vivid
Lustful, sweet and livid
In this bounty you prove driven
As I cry all is forgiven
Even with my entity slightly riven
I accept what is given

As we break the glass
Trying to loosen the grasp
Of the hand that turns the clasp
Breathing in a weary rasp
My heart wallows in the past
Of days that will everlast

When your mouth fed mine
And lingered elsewhere for a time
In full force you were thine
With honey and with brine
And of all beauty we did find
A palace in our minds

For the soul was just asleep
It did not flee or weep
But held tightly to its keep
And bare itself at our feet
In a brightly woven heap
Of love with fury deep

And we claimed it as one
Together to never be undone
Delivered in the birth of sons
To compare, there is none
Through day and night we run
Into the horizon of life's setting sun.

About This Poem

Review Request Direction: What did you think of the rhythm or pattern or pacing?
How was the beginning/ending of the poem?
Is the internal logic consistent?

Review Request Intensity: I appreciate moderate constructive criticism

Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft

About the Author

Region, Country: The South, US, USA

Favorite Poets: William Blake

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Comments

Geezer

Hip-Hop. I can appreciate the rhyme, as I am a essentially a rhymer myself. The rhythm is what throws me off. I think that the continuity and logic is consistent and makes a good work. If you want it to sound more like conventional poetry, I suggest that you work on the word syllable count. If in fact, it is Hip-Hop, good job!
~ Geezer.

Esker

like hip hop...took straight the story of lesson
and fear and threw it out there to the mainstream
culture to absorb....his witty poems
and his depression and doubts he had
turned in the pen and become his cry
of battle and indignation
the truth to the ordinary person
in an exceptionally clear and jive sound
work for the time that all could accept
a non sacharinne maudlin which for
the era was the cause and claus

I loved milton...john....made myself
read his works until I got the pattern
read the dictionary..
the pattern to see what he was
writing

sexton plath
then music of late
lyrics....

the seas of emotion
and writers devotion

thank U

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Rainy Day

Thank you all for the kind comments. I'm truly glad you enjoyed this write and thank you all for the feedback. Sorry it's took me so long to reply. Thanks again!