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I find the time I spend alone in barren lands beholds a wonder all its own The dip and turn of roads leading to holes Bringing all the progress to a halt Exalted madness rules over logic not sought Chasms grow and here I am rooted to one spot Becoming one with complacency Once leading now takes second seat I see the scene of life so keen through eyes I've been I am not me I do not think I tread the ground with iron feet Unravelled it seems I've become a string In a single direction my being can be seen So many wrong turns and right twists Each leap leads to the next spread Snow so thin interrupted with each step And I trek Spilling my insides with each stride I try not to digress but the stress And the hate And my chest is raked with pain I can't go back but forward isn't there to obtain The air feels thin only teasing the blood in my veins A thousand stories on my skin, stained I've begun the process of forgetting my brain
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 8:39 AM UTC
Unraveling (Part two)
I find the time I spend alone in barren lands beholds a wonder all its own The dip and turn of roads leading to holes Bringing all the progress to a halt Exalted madness rules over logic not sought Chasms grow and here I am rooted to one spot Becoming one with complacency Once leading now takes second seat I see the scene of life so keen through eyes I've been I am not me I do not think I tread the ground with iron feet Unravelled it seems I've become a string In a single direction my being can be seen So many wrong turns and right twists Each leap leads to the next spread Snow so thin interrupted with each step And I trek Spilling my insides with each stride I try not to digress but the stress And the hate And my chest is raked with pain I can't go back but forward isn't there to obtain The air feels thin only teasing the blood in my veins A thousand stories on my skin, stained I've begun the process of forgetting my brain
andrew-saromines
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 8:39 AM UTC
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