The QuestionA Poem by MilesI have a question For all the damned As soon as I finish this meatball No It's definitely an eyeball I could see the moon shining in it Take a seat This isn't a one-liner If you're still standing, that is And Do not assume that I would assume That you would assume that damnation is possible What I mean In a sense Is When I say "damned" I'm saying, "Things are not going how you'd be contently satisfied with" But that's completely beside the point What I'm trying to figure out Is what's in front of and behind the point Which is, unfortunately, unheard of If I was only wearing a hat... That way I'd be able to tip it to this anomaly Which could or could not be served With Extra Virgin Olive Oil, on the rocks Now, If I did have a question I wouldn't've asked you to sit down I would've asked you to sit up Because you need to open your eyes And your mind And your nose And forget about your ears for once Am I the only one Who feels That we are wasting A huge amount of time? I hope so Because I wouldn't want my boss to know Or my teachers Or my parents This is something that shouldn't be ignored This is something that should be honored Because one day You will look back And wonder: "How much more time Could I have wasted?"
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1 Review Added on September 12, 2011 Last Updated on October 9, 2011 AuthorMilesDarmsheim, Badem-Würtemberg, GermanyAboutI'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
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