Every Five StepsA Poem by SamanthaI don’t hate it when things get taken away from me, I know there’s a bigger plan in mind. Someone, somewhere, is moving my pawn to places I’m too blind to see, I can’t question it. I can’t hope for control. Because control has often evaded me, happy endings have dodged my Firmest of beliefs, my most insistent of tries. I’ve placed my heart on things of great importance, and in One second, they’ve left me. And onto greater things, I keep moving, stumbling every five steps, Scared to see what my master has blinded me from Next, but it’s always something brighter. The light shines still, the hope submerges And resurfaces And resurfaces And I can never see where my pawn is being moved, and I can’t hope for control Because every time something has been taken away from me Has been the best time of my life. © 2013 SamanthaAuthor's Note
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