A Life's GameA Poem by Brian M. PeeplesI do not write to impress. I write towards my own distress. Not of my own free will, as I am chained to this windowsill. I am no longer able to rest. These long and dark nights, stricken by trembling thoughts, and the absence of all light. None to witness my somber decay, as I rot, and fade away, into an empty space. My blood has become that of caffeine, as I remain awake, even though I am dead. And I’ve placed my sanity at stake, even though insanity is in its stead. Mad, mad I’ve gone, I tell you. Though the bloodied tears, have eroded away my already receding years. I fear for the worst, yet I hope for the best. I dream of changing the world, and winning the heart of the lonely girl, upon a windowsill, looking out towards the sky, valuing the rest of her life. And I imagine myself there, beside her, somewhere. Though, that may never happen, as I am cursed with illness, and as I am dying, having gone insane. Though, all the best people are, since we are all the same, living on this magnificent planet, playing life’s game. © 2016 Brian M. PeeplesReviews
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Added on January 9, 2016Last Updated on January 9, 2016 AuthorBrian M. PeeplesNorwich, CTAboutI am a twenty-three year old writer & poet. My passion for writing comes from all over. I love to write, and I love to inspire others. Hopefully when I'm gone one day, I'll leave behind all my writin.. more..Writing
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