I had to leave the party, my head needed a break so I took my shoes off and I stole off to the lake.
The moon was glinting silver on water and there was a fine mist it all looked to beautiful, fresh and angel kissed.
I could hear the music from the party floating on the air the warm gentle night caressed me as I stood alone and peaceful there.
The breeze took up a little and the clouds began to part and such a handsome moon appeared it almost stopped my heart.
I wanted to run up the moon beams I wanted to get way, I need a lifeline to save me. To open my eyes like the moon did just then , open my eyes give me a lifeline and set me free
Welcome to my “Heartland Echoes,” where I aim to share my poems with the world, along with my survival story and autobiography of childhood abuse, motivational quotes, and much more. Through my words, I hope to inspire others to share their own stories and experiences. Each poem is a piece of my heart and soul, along with a story of a traumatic past, crafted with inspiration, Hope, faith, love and passion. I believe that by sharing our art and emotions, I’ll be able to connect with others on a deeper level and create a sense of community.