![]() Waiting, For a New GenerationA Poem by Ariel Olivia![]() Impatience.![]()
Emptiness, regret
Thinking should be the last of my worries But I can't help but worry and think Maybe... the acidic tone of the morning... Maybe it's suppose to be awful The TV went out hours ago Grey, white and black streaks with an annoying buzz Like a depressing drunken night has become one The windows are fogged and dirty Burning eyes, tic, tic, tic Everyone else is either already gone or asleep The town in silence... It's almost priceless The perpetual violence leaks through the trees No one knows one another, they know of each other But make no effort to know anyone Which is fine, because in the end None of it will matter The nicotine rush before stepping out the door That heavy feeling comes across your chest Smokers cough, possibly infected Into the humid, dew of the morning The taste of tooth paste & Listerine Sitting in the car staring into nothing Indefinite feeling of shame Hoping you're not late Pretending you have a different life Pretending to be important But if all the others knew, they'd yell "ignorance!" "You aren't going anywhere, silly child." they say I say importance is the number one idea & If I'm important enough for you to knock Then I'm important enough to get out of this place This place... Disgusting, all to familiar All the faces I already know They know me too, and I know for a fact It's risky when you've got a face. © 2012 Ariel Olivia |
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Added on May 10, 2012 Last Updated on May 29, 2012 Author
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