An Inability to TreadA Poem by Sir AltitudeI like playing with my words...tend to occasionally use a good dose of alliteration...and I try rhyming when I feel creative. XD
The wind-lashed trees whisper out to me as I make my way out to the sea.
I look up and see the stars; they're beaming down, almost incessantly. I plunge into the cold glass of water and wonder for a moment what this all means. These hands, this boat, this paddle. Why must I row so hard? Wouldn't it be easier to let go and let the wind do the job? These monsoons, blowing me across waves so diligently. Almost as if speaking a language, no, not almost, indeed it is. A native tongue I never knew existed, until she herself had the courtesy of telling me. My muscles grow worn, my hair shorn from the now razor sharp waters. One who was so kind is now the foe, and I furiously fight for my life. Quickly it turns into a losing battle, and I sink deeply into the catacomb-like depths of the blue. Why now? Why so soon? She'll never tell me. © 2010 Sir AltitudeAuthor's Note
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3 Reviews Added on September 24, 2010 Last Updated on September 24, 2010 AuthorSir AltitudeElizabeth, NJAboutLet's see...aspiring writer/journalist, in my twenties. I live in North Jersey, right across the Pulaski from the city. I enjoy penning stories and poems when I'm not suffering from writer's block...I.. more..Writing
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