A thousand walking soldiers
Searching in the night
A thousand flickering fires
Blazing through the fight
I know I’ve never been there
But I know what I must know
I’ve watched it out my window
In a time long ago
The searching stained glass arches
Blazing in the light
As I watched from my hidden window
The troubles in the night
Beyond the rusty hinges
Between the now and then
A fearful door that still won’t let me in
Not opening any farther
To the now that was once then
Moving on stubborn hinges
Surrendering a moment
From a time long ago
I had a view of unknown streets
Expired with the age
Arching stain-glass windows
Glowing in the light
Of sunshine long forgotten
In a distant foreign land
That I have always known
Calling in the night time
Troubling me so
Calling in the distance
Never letting go
© Glenda Higgins
Excerpt from the book “Poetry in Motion”
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About the Author
Glenda spent her early work in libraries – ten years in various positions, including cataloguing, which launched her on a favorite pastime of reading everything under the sun.
Her start as a poet surprised her. She took a poetry-writing course. Two hundred poems wrote themselves in a furious manner, in two weeks. This led to performing poetry in cafes and on the radio and about three hundred more poems.
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