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Days to Come


In days to come I write of hope, I write of beaming white. I scrawl of joy and scribble truth, and smiling, sweet aloof. In times of dreams I hold a hand, warm coursing youth unmarred; I hold an orb in fingers gold and clutch the silver fold. In dreams of bright I dance alive, I move with perfect grace; We dance together, in this light- red-cheeked and blissful you. In future years I rest serene, a calm and withered soul. I bed my jagged, sick-scarred limbs and dream of times of old. But for now I twitch with sad regret, I pulse with horrid discontent. Full knowing past dissolved to be- and dreams of youth are rent.
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D.J.P

I'm a musician attending Belmont University in Nashville, TN. Getting close to graduating and I'm trying to work hard to help my parents since my sister is in college now as well. I'd love to hear any comments about my writing! It's something I've recently been getting more interested in again.

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