Not out of the running

Not out of the running

A Poem by Margaret Marie Hubbard

Beat down
pushed around
don't count me out of the running
not till the final call

Cut and bled
left for dead
don't count me out of the running
not till the curtains fall

If you thought for a single moment
that I forgot your face
If you thought about that moment
when I left that painful place
that you were torn from me
that you no longer mattered
my broken heart stopped beating
you were wrong
you are wrong
wrong
wrong

Pulled me up
dust me off
No, I'm not out of the running
till their singing Halleluyah 

Take my hand
Lift my face
I'm leading those still running
Think you can catch me do ya?

If you stopped for just a moment
and spared a glance my way
If you thought beyond a moment
not staring to empty space
like a glimpse would even be
enough for walls to shatter
your broken heart still bleeding
I'll be gone
I am gone
gone
gone

© 2011 Margaret Marie Hubbard


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Very bold and lyrical.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Written with obvious feeling... from one blooded but unbowed... The rhythm moved the poem along with a pace that befitted its message... It expresses the determination of survivor - bravo!

Posted 13 Years Ago


I like this poem. Flowed like a song and had purpose and strength in the words. We can't allow the world to take us down. Need a path for a escape and to be able to run. Thank you for the excellent poem.
Coyote

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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