A day so lonesome
To a night full of fear
 
Itīs 8
Iīve just woken up
Through my window
Out to a heavenly sky
I want to look at
With a piece of hope
 
Itīs 9
Been writing and re-reading
What a nice day I hope it to be
With the bird accompanying
The song I sing called "oh dear"
I feel like, much like home today
 
Itīs 10
In the balcony of my home
Gazing into the mistiness
At the road you will walk
I still feel excited for that;
You will soon come here
 
Itīs 11
For I understood I couldnīt
Help waiting, getting bored
I now choose to get some sleep
Then will I wake and be for it up
 
DREAM
 
  Is it one more thing that I now see
  That will fade away leaving me
  In curiousity amid many answers
  Making me wonder if Iīll ever be;
  One noticed for his wisdom & love
  For being so kind as to be beloved
 
  Strolling on the grass of 7th heavens
  Closer and yet more to a garden full
  Of wonders and tenderness & purity
 
  A flower I see blossoming beauty
  Frightening the fear, loving the lovers
  Cursing the cursed and ingesting me
  Using me up & seemingly to never
  Let me out of itself to see the marvels
  Being so slowly created by no divinity
  By the power only a love may upraise
 
  In dreams you have to accept it as is
  Whatever you do everything is yours
  Excitement, wishes but as well the fear
  Now mine is coming my way confidently
 
  A vibration is being felt by all of us now
  Beings of good have all disappeared
  To withstand the evilīs ill existence
  I must have been chosen not being asked
 
  Skies are turning gray as never seen
  Thunders beginning to rule everywhere
  Raindrops are now washing with hate
  Iīd have no time to regret if I escape !
 
  Casting a prayer is complete non-sense
  With no one to hear my voice through
  The good is now stilled absolutely mute
  The bad famished for some more blood
 
  Ear-tearing voice of the evil echoes behind,
  The one being heard, sounding to be nice;
  One says "to get you Iīve come" as the other
  Claims "no, just to show you the way to go !"
 
  If only I had someone to back me up
  Then it would be a matter of seconds
  To withdraw the sword of godīs justice
  And point it, in faith, at this one weakling
  Proclaim the absolute rule of all the good
 
  Here it still approaches bearing witness
  To my miserity, to cowardice of mine
 
  The face seems to be of innocence
  Yet, it is to know what lies inside
  Cloaking under the mask of beauty
  Hatred is yet the same hatred !
  And the purpose, the same purpose
 
  Kneeling down in front of it I whisper
  Confessing the sad downfall of all good
  "Let me be off, do not, not enslave me"
  "A life awaits, wonders to discover,
  Yet to have laughters, achievements
  Yet to see places, people and miracles
  Yet to say words, "hi"īs and "goodbyes"
  With that thing Iīd experienced before
  That very fear of deathīs diverse being,
  I now beg my own angel of death to...
  Pass-by and to simply forget about me
  As one yet never been in love I donīt !
  "No I donīt, I donīt... please, let me be"
 
Itīs 14:30
I jumped out of the bed in fear
After having washed my face
Even colder it feels now...
Iīm trembling in the know of
The longest night alone, somber
That I will have it, not knowing
Neither what to do nor to wish
Maybe itīs to embrace someone
Tightly, firmly, to never let go
Maybe I then will feel a bit safer.
 
Itīs 15
Just hung up the telephone
Just learned youīd not come
In despair, wiping that one
Pearly tear off my face now
I realize, to beautify a day
I had nothing but a lesson
Given by you so very heartily
 
Itīs 23
Time to enter the darkness
Of night and fears again,
And that is so unfortunate
I will soon have to be facing
My very self, quaint being.
I doubt that Iīll see a dream
With you adorning my night.
"Once of fears and the dark"
I doubt whether Iīll say that
Of the dreams I see, nights I have
"A day so lonesome" it has been
Again the same things admitted,
Again the same emotions felt.
Tomorrow I just want to meet,
Talk to you for long, as it gets...
 
-End of poem-
Đ 2000
The Nomad Soul
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