Heartbeat's CrescendoA Poem by RionI was in the 'zone' for this one...
I thought my life would last. Maybe I asked the wrong question, Or asked for the wrong answer, But forever and a day is too long. After life, there is Life itself, I should have nothing to worry about. But maybe I do. With no fear of death, There is no love of life. I gaze at my mirror, The reflection showing my true self; Everything the reverse of what, Everyone else can see. My heartbeat’s the music only I can hear, My song’s crescendo has already passed, For years, it has played, and never will it end, Long after my heartbeat will be forgot. Thinking about it, I realise, All I can leave behind is a footprint, On where and who I walked this Earth, If I don’t move, I will fade from memory. My youth was wasted, wanting to be older, Rest of my life, wishing I was younger, Regret, Sorrow, what I did and didn’t, I wish we knew mistakes before we learnt from them. Upon the street, I am just an additional face, Another member of another mass, How to be different, but not crazy? How to be seen, but not judged? So many questions, no time for answers, I ignored my precious time, trying to be different. Maybe I asked the wrong question, But forever and a day is too long. © 2008 RionFeatured Review
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Added on February 6, 2008AuthorRionQueensland, Brisbane, AustraliaAboutSome of the stuff you see here remains from my angsty, awful teen years. Just a forewarning. more..Writing
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