The StandardA Poem by Miles WilburnI wrote this after a bad weekend.
I walk up
and walk away dawn to dusk night to day full of holes filled me in bullet holes that graze the skin bleeding out pooled within I bathe in memories soaking skin replaced my ideas replaced again I'm feeling bone stabbing skin from the wound identification opened my heart find id's were all the same in how we beat Differentiate meaningless things the standard model the standard me What sets me apart? what makes me think? everythings the same except the timing I cast a smirk and admire views the clone of me that looks like you I brake for cross and cross to you nailed on wall fridge side view I open door and close behind sidestepped you all hid far behind cant find my soul just my heart the same you have the keys to start you push the clutch into the floor shift the gear pedal floored watch the speed watch it go scenery passes I explode. © 2011 Miles Wilburn |
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Added on September 28, 2011 Last Updated on September 28, 2011 AuthorMiles WilburnSandy Lake, PAAboutHowdy! I'm Miles! I'm a 25 year old college graduate who is now home bouncing around in adulthood limbo unsure of what will come next. I hope you are able to take something with you when you.. more..Writing
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