Duck

Duck

A Poem by Abyrdun
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Written after observing how people tend to act on their first day of university compared to how elder students act.

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Duck 52

Theatre of contentment,
Digital revelry.
Silence has no place here,
It does not belong.

Are the Pariah a dying breed?
A growing community?
The humbly self-obsessed,
Twigs to form a nest.

Passive custodians to
their Queen; Their
formless mother.
Solitude is ample sustenance.

A trodden flower struggles to blossom.
People like me
Avoid people like me.

You may be acting patronage to ease.
I wish to converse only with the mighty hammers,
and the most deadly of blades.

Another excellent day. 
Another stab at the wind.
I still don't know what I work towards,
But I remain convinced that a goal exists. 

30/09/13

© 2013 Abyrdun


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Abyrdun
Abyrdun

Portrush on Ballymoney, County Antrim, Ireland



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A Poem by Abyrdun