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[154] Stuck In Sundew

  • Writer: Lorraine Johnson
    Lorraine Johnson
  • Apr 29, 2023
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 8, 2023

I can hear the sweep of tires

racing down the lonely way

as darkness peers

through my window panes

the hum of a wanting story

floats softly through the air

cold creeps into the cracks

and I hope for it all to pass

as I wait for passion to fill my glass

warming my soul, making me whole

as memories follow me to my bed

I turn the lights dark

as the moon lands a yellow ball

gently reflecting on my bedroom walls

and I wonder where the bluebird flew

leaving me stuck in the sundew

with enchanting dreams

of finding you.


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