No Going Back – An ABC Poem (E) & Friday Fictioneers

Fingers slick with sweat,

as muscles trembling,

resist tumbling.

Now full of regret.

*

Where ants down below

are falling in line,

the guilt of their crime

not yet do they know.

*

Wind whipping, gripping,

a name on its lips.

Small feet go and trip,

Gravity pulling.

*

No splash, but a smack.

A pane of dark glass

makes pain leave at last.

There’s no going back…

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My Alphabetical Poetry – Letter E

For more poetry forms starting with the letter E, click HERE.

Enclosed Rhyme

Definition

The rhyme scheme “abba” (that is, where the first and fourth lines, and the second and third lines rhyme).