Backseat DriverA Poem by Audrey BrucknerSitting, waiting, for what? an absolution? Something constant in life? A fairytale? A star to fall and light my future? No. I'm waiting to breath To exhale the nightmares, To realize, face, and forget the fears step 1: find your fear ha. easy. Heartbeat, soul, mind All these places in me are places fear resides In my sould i fear the dark places where cowardliness waits to appear during times of bravery and courage In my mind i fear the let down Can't stand the hurt look that appears on the faces of those who live through me when i fail And in my heart i fear the fall, the fall of those i put on high pedastals because i can't take the pain of disappointing realizations about those who give me hope all i want to know is that people know i'm here to understand i have opinions and ideas and beautiful visions of life and how it should be but bright visions turn to black the moment they become someone elses and i must warn, my vision is fading becoming blurred and jagged I have become a backseat driver in my own life How you ask? Through all those desperately needy voices coming from all directions starting gently, quiet, caring soon becoming restless ringing in my ears loud enough to sway the decisions of even God himself now i sit ideas flowing from heart like ink from this pen and i wonder when does it stop? why did it start? biggest question of all... when do i get to take the wheel?
© 2008 Audrey BrucknerAuthor's Note
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Added on September 27, 2008 Last Updated on September 27, 2008 AuthorAudrey BrucknerTacoma, WAAboutI have been writing poetry since i was about 11. I am still working on it though. I don't really know poetry format or anything i just write what i feel. If I am not writing poetry I am playing soccer.. more..Writing
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