Tag Archives: patience

Waiting for the Sun

Posted on April 26, 2012 by William Wayne Smith

How soon will the sun shine? The distant horizon is glowing. Clouds roll out as I watch. My patience has left my heart. I need the moment to arrive. My angst is new and oppressive. The waiting is frustrating and … Continue reading →

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Solitary Night

Posted on March 26, 2012 by William Wayne Smith

What will I do tonight? I love to spend my time alone. I wait with a solitary mind. The growth of my circle was steady. It grew beyond my limited vision. I am surrounded by the love of friends. I … Continue reading →

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In The Office

Posted on March 23, 2012 by William Wayne Smith

The magazine waits patiently. Its pages are anxious to be seen. They jostle with each other to be first. My eyes are full of boredom. Without any work to perform, they grow tired within my skull. When they see the … Continue reading →

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A Soulmate

Posted on March 21, 2012 by William Wayne Smith

Will I find a soulmate? I am never alone, but often lonely. Friends bring hope, but I need more. A special bond might fill my heart. Some friends are especially close. I love them all and one loves me dearly. … Continue reading →

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