Sunspots on my Heart
By Lab Rat
Shadows
Ever casting, lasting, dashing against the soft
Bits of a heart
Sun spots of dead stuff
Perhaps a dime of size
a moment in a heartbeat
now electric
and forever dreaming of the child's heart
Lost within a memory
Now cast to nothing but
poetry
And I'm listing back to the stars
cast across august nights
Laid out beneath the dome of night
The old river drifting past with its murmur
its lullaby
The sunspots on my heart
casting their shadows
Regrets from journeys I've taken
back when I could take them
When limitless wasn't even wondered
When muscles and bones didn't creek and whimper
Youth is wasted in memory
Or so I've heard
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Copyright 2016 Lab Rat
Published on Saturday, December 17, 2016.
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On Sunday, December 18, 2016, TropicalSnowstorm
(1580) wrote:
"The sunspots on my heart casting their shadows Regrets from journeys I've taken back when I could take them" - I especially loved that stanza. Great piece! Ciao, T/S