I forged my dreams in the mire of regret The past had not passed me for long The angel of Death awaits my plea of ignorance While the sands of time bury my aspiration
I acknowledge my mistakes Yet, do not learn from them-- Walking backward with Epimetheus off the cliff My disdain surmounts my discerning heart's integrity
Between me, myself, and I We produce the same Lie Gouging out my eyes to spite my mind I am solely affixed to its lack of fervor
My descent into dissent imprisons me This island is no longer a paradise I cannot run from my own mind But, I can turn down the volume, just for tonight...
This poem is about not learning from your mistakes. I use Epimethius as a metaphor, because, in Greek mythology Epimethius