Sorrowful Slate
I approached the wayward pebble,
Each step becoming more timid.
I longed to make this an intimate situation
For the shard of slate seemed skittish.
I envied his honesty,
Embarrassed by my sad excuse of self expression.
I fell to my knees at the trembling pebble,
Between us a union formed,
One closely resembling a quivering child,
And its mother,
A blanket of comfort shielded us.
Tempted by his honesty, I spilled my woes,
And as they washed over him,
The pebble calmed.
No longer was he alone.

1 comment:
"Tempted by his honesty, I spilled my woes" --I love this line. great personification throughout the piece.
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