Part One
Ever more frequently,
I lay on our bed
Of sit in a recliner,
Wondering
What the purpose of my life has become.
Very rarely does the sun energe.
Optimism and joy
Stay in penumbric shroud,
Their greyness
Envelopes my heart, soul and mind,
Like a cobweb.
My picture of life,
Is evermore kaleidoscopic,
The jigsaw pieces confused.
I am getting to the point
Of wondering at the wisdom
Of trying,
To instil
The vigour of breath
Into the limp, dragging
Mainsail of my life.
Profound and poignant, Henry. You are not alone. ~Ed.