Untitled Series Part 4

Following the same route as the past couple of posts, todays poem continues with the Untitled Series. I believe that marking poetry as unnamed, has at least for me, made things a little easier and thus also avoiding any issue around names on these poems.

Folks may themselves find names that fit, but for myself at this moment I find that they fit in this series. At times topics will appear to vary, as is the case today. As we here in ireland await an arrival of yet another storm, I found an easy route to todays poem, considering what I expect to find when all has passed.

Creating this post much like that past coupleof posts have been a little harder, because I am not very used to working with one hand in a sling, thus still nursing a wrist fracture, I am finding my way through.

Todays poem can again be taken in a couple of ways , I am certain some may find the route through this poem when considering Faith and thus tie in the poem and Faith along the way. BUT when one considers the paths that cross when Love passes on and fades for some, much like the passing of a season. Still the memories remain to carry moments in one’s heart.

Having said this much, Please enjoy This Poem:


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Untitled Series Part 4



Rains keep falling and no one calling here,
Was it e’er fear that soon had me appear.
Yet flood waters flow as rivers down hill,
Who dared for thrills where winter soon will spill.


   Where you once laid in the warm summer sun,
Autumn rains flood still spun for winters fun.
But nothing remained in a heart aching,
Since you left me dear now all is breaking.


Broken bones can cast no stones, but words hurt,
Where once milk was spilt, a stain on life’s shirt.
Soon washed in the morning sun and redone,
Thus begun wandering nights, loves end run.


A web weaved at Loves door pure to the core,
That sparkled as springs misty mornings wore.
A bright display of uniformed array,
Be it silver or be it gray today.


Your sweet love left it’s mark deep beneath all,
Past the point of no where memories crawl.
Still seasons come and go like loves lost road,
Flood rivers flowed downhill, such is loves code.





 © Pat Fitzgerald 2023





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