The QuestionA Poem by Bent Dragon (Eric)
Like treacle from a jar --
unhurried my feet are Earthlike velcro belabouring every step forcibly I hurry onward Foot falls sound out clip-clop, clip-clop much too quickly -- each an urgent question each question an accusation My body's insurrection to my rapid pace without direction. The questions I flee call from my foot falls out to me What is your passion? clip-clop What will you do? clip-clop Ragged I stop Inhaling air like the first fruit of spring Silence -- The questions return, slowly, as an itch Even my skin is rebelling My inability to answer offending every atom of my body I scratch-- The relief is short lived. It comes back an itching red bump. Throbbing like an accusation Each itchy pulse demanding to know -- How could I go on, without knowing the answers?
© 2015 Bent Dragon (Eric)Author's Note
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StatsAuthorBent Dragon (Eric)Not Specified, CanadaAboutA younger author who dabbles in a lot of different types of writing but continues to primarily write poetry. more..Writing
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