Dawn's Scattered Fragments - A Compilation Of Poetry And Early Works

Long Ago and Far Away

Underneath the rain wet streets of misty traveler's shore

Lies the pieces to the puzzle

A puzzle so complex

That you yearn to be free;

Walking through the streets,

I welcome you in,

I give a signal that shows I care,

Tongue tied, cold feet,

I take you in.

Eating and dining,

We converse the evening,

Arm outstretched,

You look up at me,

My frowning face gives you guilt,

So you walk away.

I block the hollow door,

You scream at my cracking glass eye,

Only for you to realize,

My eyes are the same as your's.

We sit back down,

Conversing the dusk song

While you see the mirror above our babbling lives;

No one showed you the way

Sweet feelings, I feel the same,

By guiding yourself

You can now feel.

After all,

Did I say a word to you?