CanyonsA Poem by Drowning In RealityCanyons Never good enough His mantra Memories of Father Screamed critiques Daily penance For the crime of existence Death brought no reprieve Father’s voice moved inward Reflected in the eyes Of passersby And coworkers Whenever he dared Venture from his room His inner sanctum Canyons divided Natural barrier against the pain Of never measuring up To expectations He’ll never understand He loves canyons He stands on the edge And looks down River runs rapidly Through the vast desert Of his life He screams his frustrations His voice returns Like a friend No longer alone He smiles
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Added on December 29, 2015 Last Updated on December 29, 2015 AuthorDrowning In RealityMiddlebury, INAboutAlmost all illustrations come from J.Planet (http://www.writerscafe.org/Illumina). more..Writing
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