The Day is Past
quiet haze surrounds
my pennyshine moment
cacophony of one
solitary embrace
drifting through
a drip of candescent rind
echoes of a
shattered consequence
meant for this day
even so i won't relinquish
the violet dreams
echos in a promised flight
that lead me home to you
Published by Jolynne M Hudnell
Jolynne is a part-time freelance writer and independently-published poet. Jolynne has knowledge and experience in a variety of topics. Jolynne enjoys singing and writing poetry. Her published work in... View profile
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well written - thank you
So poignant and meaningful but still yet mysterious. Outstanding work. I loved checking my email today because I got a message that read, "Jolynne M Hudnell has been published on Yahoo! Voices‏" and I knew it would be awesome.
Very nice poem
Nice work!
Beautiful--poignant and emotionally rich. nice to see you posting poems again, J!
And as the page is turned on each and every day it, too, becomes the past ...
Nice work.