I'll Sigh No MoreA Poem by Melody TelleriaA poem about the struggle to stay on the path everyone expects of you.How fickle my heart, how unwavering my soul, rapidly blinking eyes of mine losing sight of what makes me whole. This hopeless wanderer that am I, searching the woods in the dark for my name. For the magic that once encased me.
I'm cold and losing the rhythm in life that brings me warmth while I dance through the shadows in the night. I'll sigh no more. It's a struggle to breathe.
I am resigning my beating, fragile heart to the fading road that leads to disarray and makes me feel less than strong, not an option, for the weak of heart don't walk through life's seasons and i'm pursuing that right by surviving each day.
I'm cursed, it seems, to never walk the straight and narrow path, for these eyes of mine find light in what creates a song of pleasure and beauty. I'm a lover of the wayward soul, of the lover living in my mind.
The voices calling me away from reason and the scripted play that was to be my life. I've long ago reached out with flame tipped fingers into the promise of finding kindling in the lovely reckless route so vibrant and alive.
The threat of a broken me, of crimes against my mind and heart, the fear that i'll be torn apart when the flames flicker out. And all I can do is cling to the whisper, "have hope, it'll all be alright, yes, It'll all be alright, I will be your guiding light."
I close my eyes and ponder my chaos, the storm behind my gaze, the hope that as long i'm still and bury my thoughts in the earth, the lurking beasts of judgement will not sense my rage. I'm guiding the ghostwriter of my days in hope he will capture the rawness of my soul. It bleeds, it cries each day because I can't send the tormenting ghosts away.
And so i'll sigh no more, since my mind has gone astray. © 2013 Melody TelleriaReviews
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Added on November 6, 2012Last Updated on January 6, 2013 AuthorMelody TelleriaCAAboutI am: a reader, quite sentimental, a carnivore, a lover of history, sad that I couldn't experience other eras, eager for travel, a lover of all things antiquated, a sucker for classic novels, hardback.. more..Writing
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