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Light Of Day
by Anthony Lane Stahlhut (Age: 47)
copyright 08-04-2006


Age Rating: 7 to 127

 
Light Of Day

While locked away, from light of day,
In dungeons deep and dark.
Caught in a spell, of tortuous hell.
The loneliness leaves it's mark.

In her mind she dreams,of other things,
That take her thoughts away.
To escape the thought, of what she's got,
Give glimpse to light of day.

A fascination for investigation,
The fantasy unfurls the mind.
The dream it seems, to ease the screams,
Of ones that aren't so kind.

But to break the spell, makes her well.
Gives her some kind of release.
Her spirits rise, with close of eyes,
Sometimes her fears decrease.

For a moment in time, she feels fine.
Not caught by what others say.
She escapes the thought of what she's got,
Gives glimpse to light of day.


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10-09-2006 Deborah Thomas    

I hope all is well.. my thoughts are racing.
Imagry says otherwise, but to what extent the writer's imagination?
Your friend, Debbie


08-25-2006 Walter Jones    

Sometimes word reach out and touch, the mind races with the images, the sounds blend in the picture goes on its own tripping many levers spreading thoughts, leaving a feeling, great write, Walt


08-10-2006 Emily Garwood    

In a weird way i can relate to this poem i won't go into explaination though. This is a a well written poem with alot of emotion and alot of sense. Flows nicely and I see no mistakes keep up the good work

E,y


08-07-2006 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

Excuse me sir, but may I have some MORE? LOL


08-07-2006 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

Sometimes the self torment is too much... the prisons we lock ourselves within. I read David's comment and agree wholeheartedly with him... and thought I'd add yet another take one could take.

I was GOING to mention how much I love this work, how much it flowed and rocked and rhymed... how great it was all put together... and... well, I just can't find a place to begin the praise at... and I certainly can't find an end!


08-06-2006 David Pekrul    

There are so many different pictures written here, one could see this many different ways. A real prison? - A mental illness? - Drugs? - An illness?
A great poem to ponder and paint your own conclusions.


08-04-2006 Roger Crique    

I meant, "light of day," sorry!


08-04-2006 Roger Crique    

This is a very interesting piece. I see visions of a lioness inside a cave, secluded from the pack, giving birth to cubs. The pangs of labor, oh, how excruciating that must be! This piece if full of imagery and it is quite fluid. I like the words employed, such as tortuous and day of light. I wonder what program you were watching that inspired you to write this beautiful piece?


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