Steps of GoldA Poem by Watashi wa heiwaA little bit further until I reach the shore. To my left I’ll find what I’ve been looking for: the endless unknown.
Should I count my steps in silence as the shark swims parallel? No men, no guns, no hate, but the undercurrent bites… Holding a grip tantamount to the deviant drive of my spine to find rhythm and time in reason and rhyme.
180 degrees, a mistake, I agree. Inevitably, I’m free. But the undercurrent bites… The shark can clearly see
Massive pillars of Earth and life.. Condescending? I’ll never know These redwoods never tell me so
As the undercurrent bites, and the rocks slice, the realization explodes like an array of colors thrown up on a chained canvas…
These stationary trees are free. And I am the chained canvas. © 2015 Watashi wa heiwaReviews
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1 Review Added on March 28, 2015 Last Updated on March 28, 2015 Tags: freedom, gold bluffs beach, nature, place in the universe, poetry, redwoods, slavery, small AuthorWatashi wa heiwaCincinnati, OHAboutJust a pretty simple 19 year old dude that loves music, writing, and being outside. My thoughts stay in my head 95% of the time; here's the other 5%. more..Writing
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