EmptyA Poem by Dukesrunner
Empty,
This page upon the wall,
The sky through which I fall
Into the life I didn’t want,
Typing in this dead plain font.
Empty,
My mind at the current time,
Failing to invent a decent rhyme
To set a style for my own,
And set the world apart my soul.
Empty,
The world that I can’t grasp,
Despite the offered hands
That slip across my wrists,
Till those palms clench to fists.
Empty,
A clock missing its hands,
Disrupting the future and the past
For which some mourn,
The changing winds now a storm.
Empty,
The pulse of the people,
Flat-lined by science and steeple
Pointed high into the sky,
Pushing wingless angels out to fly.
Empty,
The glass only half full,
The end of change taking its toll
As we close off our minds,
Thinking today’s world is fine.
Empty,
Spirits, those of us who pick up the pen,
Deciding to change things for now from then
As did the minds of last noon,
Intent not on change; only for truth.
Empty
The eyes of all for this has read,
Stepping down from that throne inside your head
To see the effort was a waste
There’s only facts from a poem you didn’t want to face,
Empty,
This final stanzas final line,
To set an example of my lack to rhyme
These closing truths that are depending…
To prove that most of us are truly empty
© 2010 DukesrunnerAuthor's Note
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