Tag Archives: danger

In the Torrent

Posted on August 21, 2020 by William Wayne Smith

I am in the middle of a river.The chatter in my head seems silent now.The din of rushing water is all I hear I took this shortcut without a good reason.I must stay alert and step carefully.I will not let … Continue reading →

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A Wanderer

Posted on May 8, 2020 by William Wayne Smith

Think of me as a wanderer. I follow my own path through the world. Nothing there gives me a reason to fear. I always find a safe place to stand. Yet I can’t explain the thoughts that come. My mind … Continue reading →

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That Storm

Posted on July 26, 2016 by William Wayne Smith

That storm is approaching rapidly. The vision of its fury is formidable. I see people running away. Clouds descend and I see them no more. I wonder what my fate will be. Should I hide from the danger in fear? … Continue reading →

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The Lighthouse

Posted on March 27, 2014 by William Wayne Smith

Upon a lighthouse, verdant green, the slowly sinking sun did shine. Amazing all who saw the sight and whisp’ring words around. Yet near and far did spread the fame of such a green, far-ranging beacon. It might keep safe all … Continue reading →

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