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cloh
Poems
Dec 2016
Home
See you soon, I'm leaving
I'll be back before dark;
Before the street lamps make the world less black
And the Sun makes its final mark.
I can't help but stare
At the dirt as I tread
This Place is too familiar
I prefer unknown terrain instead.
By every minute I forget my Home
As I get further and further away
No, I can't forget my Home
Home's my only place.
But if Home is all I have
Why do I have such an urge to leave?
The lamps must have burnt out
For my Shadow's disappearing.
The Air around is cold
If I could make it warm I would
But even if I could control It
I'm not sure if I should.
I can barely breath it in
The Air, it's toxic in my lungs
Keeping me from breaking free
Can't you see my mind is stunned?
My feet move further away
And between the Roads ahead
I turn down one I thought was right
Should have turned left instead.
Nothing looks familiar
The ground is hallow track
My lips are sorta trembling
When should I travel back?
I told you I'd be Home by dark
But I'm still focused on my shoes
I didn't know the Sun went down
'Til the world turned to blackened hues.
Iām already lost
The Sky's already black
So what's the use of calling Home
Or ever going back?
Written by
cloh
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