Guest Poem: Gray Dawster

poet365One of the M3 Readers who stepped up when I made the last call for guest posters was Gray Dawster of Poetically Refined. Some of you will recognize him from the Flash in the Pan this quarter. Let’s open his offering.

Not always are our advances as they are first perceived. Gray offers us an encounter which holds consequences unimagined in the innocence of an embrace.

Psychological Blaze

Loving kisses upon a tainted brow

A romantic embrace with hands around

First salient from the sidewalk

Now touching his love,

Eagerly entwined once more

His affectionate caresses misunderstood

Arching and twisting

She breaks free from his grasp

Running away safe at last

She rushes across a highway

Frightened of an impending attack

Alas she is hit by a car, lifeless in his arms

She is gone and never coming back

Broken, he cries out in anguish

His wife dead but now at peace

All in a blaze from such a cruel disease

Gray Dawster © Copyright 2013


Thank you, Gray. If you stop by his blog, request to be added, as it is private.

Give him the same feedback you would if I had posted today. Thank you for supporting The M3 Blog.

© Red Dwyer 2013
Original poem © Gray Dawster 2013
Re-Blogging of this or any other post on The M3 Blog
is expressly forbidden.
Copyright and Privacy Policy available in The Office.
Previous Post
Leave a comment

32 Comments

  1. That’s very sad but very well done. So many feeling in just few words. Great job Gray 🙂
    Novroz recently posted..3 Comedies From 3 Countries: Unubore Deka, The Big Bang Theory and HunderbyMy Profile

    Reply
    • Yes a rather sad offering but I think that it will be one that some readers will be able to relate to, being that mental illness comes in many forms.

      Thank you for reading my poem and for your wonderful feedback, I do appreciate your thoughts my friend 🙂

      Reply
  2. So Tragic.. I want to ask why this and that.. but I think I shall look it over more and see if I can see.. Nice job 🙂
    Lizzie
    Lizzie Cracked recently posted..Morning Mental MomentMy Profile

    Reply
    • Thank you for reading this one, and yes many poems offer the reader afterthoughts to ponder 🙂

      Enjoy your Valentine’s Day 🙂

      Reply
  3. Just trying to catch up with all my reading, I am so terrible.

    This is very good, sad but sweet in a terrible way.

    Reply
    • Wolf

       /  February 23, 2013

      It is nice to see you Val and thank you for your lovely thoughts, I have no Space at WP anymore 🙁 Did you get my email? 🙂 xxx

      Reply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

CommentLuv badge

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.