Streetlights Peeking out from the window, illuminating a place I once called home But that place I left far behind If only could the wings that brought me there would fly me up again To be a child peeking through the blinds Just watching the time go by Endless waking in the dark, seemingly alone As shadows crept from the corners and devoured my eyes Streets where feet clattered like a dream, just a blink then gone A day back when motherβs door was kept close A crack through that instead of a face I remember Streetlights The one thing that kept me awake through the ever changing windows A soft light that seemed to have disappeared A story that faded on those streets where water fell so heavily A heart full of ink that smeared down those trails Car rides over plains, mountains and hills A way I cannot return, and past then will I fly To only think past on the days, I wish I wouldβve tried But I just remember streetlights
This was a poetry prompt submitted on another poetry sight which was inspired by the word streetlights, and what streetlights remind me of is childhood