Friday, September 26, 2014

Floundering

This strength not of my own I find,
A resting place in life sublime.
Within,without I look around
To see, to quench my fear. 
It runs; it hides and fades into oblivion.
I now have doomed myself to fate. 
I work; I strive to find my end,
Yet stand perplexed, is this real?
Bereft, floundering I hide.
Quivers wrench my body.
I want to find again
This peace that evades me
And leaves me cowering.


This poem and picture is original work of Mary Beth Weaver and hereby copyrighted.

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