11:11A Poem by Alana ZombieI need to stop worrying.
In the absence of what goes wrong in my life I sit here, redirecting my thoughts To a much higher elevation; but is it only temporary? Does it shrivel into nothing as my patient grows weary? Of course it does, it always will This is life. This is what happens when we meet the world, And love, and lust, and loss of words Or even in knowing that our honeysuckle days become short And the sunset has grip like no other In dealing with it, I sit on I grate down the clock with my eyes; bullets are my pupils Small, in depth masterpieces of what could have been And what could have died Nearly wading in a pool of thoughts They float gently, but risqué, are they? Do they reveal all but too little? Too much? Despite my indifference in the way I see love My wishes draw closer, and my worries away And soon, my doubt dies, at Just as I counted on; just as I wished © 2008 Alana ZombieAuthor's Note
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Added on October 25, 2008 AuthorAlana ZombieAmherstburg, Ont. CanadaAbouti'm alana rae morrison but call me whatever you want. Music Playlist at MixPod.com more..Writing
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