LuckA Poem by Kirsty Woodwardbirdcage
You're so lucky, she said
I'm dying in this place and you're leaving You're so lucky, she said I do not own luck Luck hasn't given me her hand to shake to walk with her side by side Luck hasn't knocked on my door and given me an ace of spades Luck wasn't my friend when I was born She isn't my friend now I do not converse with Luck She is non existent and I feel sorry for those who believe in her. Luck has not given me soft, graceful hands untouched by harsh winds Luck has not given me a soft heart for I have seen the world for what it is, I cannot think fondly of human beings Luck isn't on my side. Passion Determination Solitude Ambition Hate Unjust Heartbreak Sickness Love Art I would not trade the way I see the world for an ignorant eye. You don't get a ticket out of the life that is forced upon you through Luck Luck has not brought me my gift I have created and moulded it with my bare hands and I slowly try to chip away at the walls of my cement heart with my brittle fingernails.
© 2016 Kirsty WoodwardReviews
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