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Months

August 12, 2008 · 6 Comments

Each month of this year is lit like a calendar
With the image of last year’s remembered emotions

(June – a tentative and curious first meeting
July – the intense joy of souls matching perfectly
August – honeymooning together in the sunshine)

Each day’s story is related to its counterpart
A year ago. Not tied to it, just compared.

(September – the start of a shared life
October – sudden argument and deep hurt
November – mute and painful silence)

Some days are shadowed, others lit brighter
By the echoes of their year-older siblings

(December – dark days of lonely weeping
January – crawling slowly out of darkness
February – new life sparked by pen on paper)

Yet all, somehow, are strongly founded on
the deep-learnt lessons of a year intensely-lived.

(March – seeking a fresh direction
April – a journey to a new world
May – finding better dreams to dream)

And now each month I lay down the ground
For the days and months that are still to come,

(June – the cycle begins again…

 

For readwritepoem’s prompt to write about months. Click here to see what other poets have done with the same prompt

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