A QuestionA Poem by Ian FarawayQuestions drown the mind in a river of sorrowIs it wrong to say I’m in love at a young age? You ask your parents But they simply giggle and laugh Yes, they reply, it is wrong to say you’re in love Is it unusual to feel right in a time of wrong? You ask your higher power There is no reply But the wind grows stronger as if laughing Is it sad to say I’m going insane because of love? You ask your pet when you’re alone It simply wags its tail As if in mockery Is it unreasonable to say you found ‘The One’ at my age? You scream to the night air Only to get chills in the back of your spine As if to taunt you Is it too much to say that I love someone older? You search desperately for an answer Only to get an eerie silence in return As if time stopped to smile mockingly Why is it hard for people to accept love at young age? You ask the wise man of the village Because, he responds, love cannot be possessed at young age He gives a smile thinking the question cute Is there anyone who thinks love is an ability without age requirement? You scream inside your head Only to hear a voice say no In the back of your mind If I told you why I was so depressed, would you laugh? You ask your parents in a whisper so they don’t hear Only to get a small tingling in your stomach As if you already knew the answer If I told you, I was 17 and she was 21, what would you say? You wonder as you watch your family stroll around A sharp pain enters your head As if to punish for such a stupid question © 2010 Ian FarawayReviews
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2 Reviews Added on December 13, 2010 Last Updated on December 13, 2010 AuthorIan FarawaySomewhere, NHAboutIan Faraway is simply a pen name and is not my actual name. Here are a few things to note: 1. If you need me to read anything you've written, please feel free to PM me. Also, let me know if you.. more..Writing
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