~ ~ Daisy's Poetry ~ ~ | |
Veil of ProtectionIf I pull this veil around me, Wrap it snug and strong, maybe life can't harm me, Winter won't seem so long. I don't want to feel the harshness, The stabbing, bitter cold That penetrates inside Releasing hurts that aren't so old. I need to be protected For I feel too frail to live With all that threatens to bring forth What I can't relive. Can I look back and find the moment When my faith in love gave way? Or could there be many times, Chipping away each day? Cover, protect, secure me, Don't bring my sorrow out. I've been deceived and abandoned. Is there any wonder that I doubt? This veil is all I have, For no one else can see The wounded, trembling child That is still a part of me If I decorate my veil With pretty pictures, symbols, lace, I can keep my child hidden. Letting no one see her face. She was once beautiful, with innocent, passionate faith Now she's scared, sad and angry. She needs my veil around While no one else can love her, With me, She's safe and sound. By Daisy 2001 | With grinding teeth and shaking knees I come Crying out inside I�ve lost my hope, I�ve lost my home A part of me has died Some my own and some from others The fault is shared I don�t believe I�ll trust another The way I always dared Miles from home and unsuccessful Love lost and trust erased Never had my life this stressful Never love so misplaced I�m screaming now, though no one hears me I�m trembling from the cold I�m naked now, though no one sees me I �m quickly getting old. My knees are shaking, My teeth are grinding, I cry out inside, I�ve lost my hope I�ve lost my home A part of me has died. Daisy Spring 2001 |
AloneTired of having noone with which to share dreams Tired of being responsible for everyone else's needs Tired of crying into my pillow when nobody holds me at night Tired of being everything to everyone ~ tired of doing "what's right" Tired of the memory of a passionate, caring kiss Tired of wondering just how long I can take this. Daisy 2003 | WondersTributeThundering spray of peace Flowing stream of obstacles Quietly paying homage to the senses If not in body, the mind and heart travel Seed of joy becomes an icon of the forest Let me flow to you, over you, through you and taste the richness of your soil All that within you that anchors my feet Yet encourages my soul to soar In the moon, reflected and bearing witness of tide and flow, Passion of summer, Newness of spring, Wisdom and strength of autumn and winter. By Daisy 2004 |