Paradox (Pt. 2)

Paradox (Pt. 2)

A Poem by Miles

One day
I'd like to be standing
On a dim, blue stage
And whimsically remark to the pianist:
"Indeed, he was less of a man."
And he'd stand up in shock,
Point to the sky and shout:
"But I can see him laughing!"
And I'd say:
"Only at himself, Tom."

The music would start
The audience would wonder
The bells would chime
And she'd be mine
But it wouldn't last forever
Do you remember
When I was young
And you opened up that shadowy satchel
And I took out anything I could see
And you wondered
What I was holding?

You were confused
And I didn't know what to do
You denied, DENIED
And I became unstable

You were forced to take those mind-numbers
And I became a tool
You opened up to braniacs
With no sense of psychology
And I'd thought I'd found a way out

You and I are the same
Two sides of the same coin

A shackled lie of misdirection binds me
The way is clear
And the lucid key is near
But if I want to throw it out to sea
And scorch it with the sun
I'll have to know you

© 2011 Miles


My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

71 Views
Added on August 23, 2011
Last Updated on August 23, 2011

Author

Miles
Miles

Darmsheim, Badem-Würtemberg, Germany



About
I'm American, I was born in Japan, and have since traveled to many different states and countries. I'm an Athiest and an Existentialist and I prefer the Multiple Big Bang theory. I play guitar, and .. more..

Writing
I Don't Care I Don't Care

A Poem by Miles