In The darkA Poem by Percy Pound. . .
Where ever I go
Where ever I am I'm asked the same question again and again "Where are you from?" They want to know My mom was a lady Who smelled of daisies and judgement My dad was a man who stayed and felt like a stranger but who always held out a hand My brother was a nuisance One covered in bruises One to follow, never question One who had more faith than I But never once had enough sense to ask Why? My sister is a tough one She is strong, but dull Questions, but never follows Who am I? Who. Am. I? I am guilty I haven't murdered in the traditional manner But many hearts bleed by my hand I have ripped apart my own friendships Just for on more chance That is my choice though So who am I? Where am I from? That's and easy one I am broken, crumbling. I am the deserter, the murderer, the priest, the maniac, your neighbor, your lover And WE are from the dark Born of sins and sorrow Brought up by war and struggle Burdened by this Consumed by this But. . . There only need be a light nay, a spark to become the light I am you Seeking and hungry So feast! Come, O bearer mine, and let us Dine on the sins of this world For we must change to become Brighter. And to be not of or In The dark © 2016 Percy PoundReviews
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2 Reviews Added on February 7, 2016 Last Updated on February 7, 2016 AuthorPercy PoundTXAboutHI. This is awkward; you found my profile... So...I enjoy writing, and I will admit that I like to write a lot of poetry. I might also be writing a novel... okay bye, or stay, if you want. Haha. T.. more..Writing
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