You hide joy in my pockets
Of my mind
That I sometimes find
Years later.
You help me know the way
However hard it looks
And you nod & nudge me on
When I’m plodding solidly
And cannot fly
With mud caked boots.
You breathe unsucked air on me
When I gasp for life.
You go deep
When I’m too shallow
You go up for air
When I’m too deep
Knowing I’ll follow.
Anon
I found this poem mysteriously in a plain word file hidden in some very old files on my computer while I was looking for something else. I have no idea where it came from or why it was there. I have no recollection of writing it, or seeing it before.
But now I have found it, I love it and I wanted to share it with you.
How very intriguing and what a beautiful poem. I was captivated by a poem on the underground this morning: ‘And if i speak of Paradise’ by Roger Robinson.