Lines

Lines

A Poem by Circadian

I march in line

One foot, two foot

Rollings steps

Reed to my lips

 

I write in lines

Words meaning everything

Sometimes nothing

Fearlessly unerased

 

I hold the line

Barely a weight

Clutched in my hand

Is that all it is?

 

I make the lines

Marred in white

Regretfully stained

Permanent

 

I toe the line

Between admittance and lies

Making excuses

A corrupt secret

 

I feel the lines

A part of me as I am of them

Dark against light

Reverse in the sun

 

I draw the line

It's gone too far

Now I tell him

Now they all know

© 2012 Circadian


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Wow I like this alot. First stanzas about marching band you nerd. :P

Posted 12 Years Ago


Circadian

12 Years Ago

Well yeah, I had to put something in there. :P
Destructive Impulse

12 Years Ago

*rolls eyes*

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Circadian
Circadian

Portland, MI



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A socially awkward, born-and-raised musician who happens to dabble in calligraphy and cartoonery and write-ery. O.o more..

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