Truth is...

Truth is...

A Poem by Ghost Sheep

I know indifference

killed the black cat of the family and,

in fact, curiosity saved it from sorrow.

 

I knew I’d find the truth

in an expected way:

not over my shoulder

but within my own head.

 

I know to name people I trust on

my fingers, proudly, as though

normal to hate reality

fleeing  to pieces of past fantasies.

 

I know you loved me six years ago

and I believed you.

(Never wondering what

waited to catch me as I fell.)

 

I know thinking very is dangerous

but lack of thoughts is

the highest form of treason.

 

I know to leave no stone unturned

no path unwalked

From land, sky, to wind.

© 2012 Ghost Sheep


Author's Note

Ghost Sheep
Experimenting with poetry. I'm new.
Critique please! <3
Thanks! (:

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experimenting?! cheez n rice josef and mary.. you need to give me some poetry lessons..

this was extraordinary, you better keep pursuing writing verse, you're a natural!
Antonio :)


Posted 13 Years Ago


nice poem,
some good lines in here!

Posted 13 Years Ago



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I'm seventeen, a little dorky, but hardworking. I can be easily confused, but I accept that's just a part of who I am. I write, paint, draw, and play the flute so much that it doesn't do my sanity.. more..

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