Window window, framing sky,
All the world I see by eye;
What such horrors can I see?
Could it really be the sea?
All the shapes inside the skies,
That's where through the great plane flies.
All the fears of passengers,
I can tell they fear the worst.
And what thinking, oh what art
Will this break apart my heart?
To see from that small glass window
The fears of men and lonely widow.
Storm now is slowly rising,
Window sees to horizon
As I gaze in abject horror
They will never see the morrow.
Lightning flashing, thunder cracks,
The sky is slowly turning black.
Now it's an emergency,
I look on with urgency.
Window! Window! Framing sky!
All the world I see by eye!
What such horrors can I see?
Could it really be the sea?
YOU ARE READING
The Window
PoetryTwo poems following the form of William Blake's 'The Tyger', written by me at the age of 13.