Utopian In The Old City

Utopian In The Old City

A Poem by Kezia Hanaleigh

Silence and the beauty of the night
Accompanied by beautiful foliage dance
I muttered in the old city
About pleaded that never grasped
I waited till I'm exhausted
Just as black is now white
Fed-up, Tired and listless
Why are you still not arrived?
I always wait for the full moon
While trying to write a story about him
I,
You, and
Them

A woman was camping
Amid the broken wings
And broken glasses
I do not want to stand in her shoes
Split when she was young
It was a cruel world

So long, the carriage was finally gone
I'm increasingly bothered to
I hope one day, all that I want
Will immediately came over
Like an old friend come back home
From the corners of the earth ...

© 2013 Kezia Hanaleigh


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Sweet piece with depth of thought.
Love it.

Posted 11 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Kezia Hanaleigh

11 Years Ago

Thank you so much :)
zainul

11 Years Ago

You are most welcome :)

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Kezia Hanaleigh
Kezia Hanaleigh

Seattle, WA



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I'm 17. I just love music and i love to write... I learn so much about the world when i read, and i hope people can learn something from my writings. Twitter: @kxzia more..

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