The RoadA Poem by Kenneth Nicholas LoweLooking out of his eyes, it rained whilst snowing. Faded memories stream as the North wind keeps blowing. Drowning in glasses filled with sweet nothingness and pain. Surrounded by chatter and falsity of mammals. He opened up another 20 pack of camels, Filling his heart with the fire and brimstone of Cain. Travelling head bowed down in yesterday's gravel. Silently changing around him, the world unravels. The lowest form of conversation is "remember when" And he swears by his gods, the old and the new When I look for absolution, I'm not coming to you. Forgiveness is a virtue, I'll embrace when I am dead. They asks of his woman with pretty eyelashes, He remembers curly hair and a life of broken hearted lashes. He replies with silence in the corner of a deathly grin. They probe of his future and the company for his bed. He runs up a temper, turning his eyes bloody red. Yelling, Forgive them, oh Lord for they don't live in sin. When I look at them now, I see my reflection, From years long ago, with one purpose and affection. As all things in life, this too must have its end. Will they ever see this life, only fit for the living. Alone in the dark, well, who am I kidding. But enjoy this flight at every phase and at every bend. By and by on the road, all loners will be ladened, With choices of mates for troubles or of havens. For all false cares, uncared with whisky and bread. In patience of years that falls off your pages. Stay your heart firm yet stay out of cages- That you held so dearly, leaving eternal, a stain in your head. Ever should I get out of this whirlwind without favour, A self made man that worships no creator. All of this time will be credited as a well wasted hell. I'll hold your hand fast and walk you through this vigil. Blending our souls in a cauldron of rituals. Once we get going, we're gone for no one to tell. So don't worry, my friend, my love I have started. I'm on my way out, from the past, I'm departed. I'll stick my thumb out for a ride to do this again. And she can take me with the arms of a lover, I'll be like I did, for her and no other. With a smoke and song, breathing out of my soul in vain. © 2014 Kenneth Nicholas LoweAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorKenneth Nicholas LoweMelbourne, Victoria, AustraliaAboutBorn to the Human Race, I live in the land of India for the time being with a major ancestral inclinations to the Anglican and Celtic anthropological denominations. With that being said, My day job.. more..Writing
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