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Tuesday, August 25, 2009

The Playground

a midnight breeze

rattles chains of swings

the sounds of crickets and cars

say the world is still turning


two hearts sit

on a lily pad bridge

cups of caffeine the only evidence

of their hectic lives tonight


of what do they speak?

the wind will never tell.

for this is their reprieve, their solitude

the angels themselves stand guard over it


here they tell all

here their chaos ends

and there dreams begin

here is love: true, and unconditional


to some, it's a playground

to them, it's magic.


1 comment:

Patrick said...

Meg! That was wonderful. I did feel like it felt right to you. I like the viewpoint you chose to write from. That is, the omnipotent third person works really well. Also, the first two lines rolls off the tongue so fluidly that I couldn't help but read the rest. Good stuff friend!

--Pat