Shed the optimismA Poem by Lee W. Deason
I couldn't ask for more of a perfect way.
To say say I am cutting my self off. From putting my first up to fight. For a breath, light or silence within. Cause it's too hard looking at you... like your a criminal. To say your line in the sand has been crossed. Cause now I'd watch a crucifixion, and not say a thing. No words of sorrow due to the fact it's written on my arms. I'd sit real quiet and observe my self dyin. Then I'd brace my self for a deafening blow. It's hard to be the soldier today. Cause that better man doesn't live here. It's hard to be the savior today. Cause that better never lived in me. I once saw you smile. The day you walked to the grave. Held in your hand a cold sick sound. And put it in my ear to grow. Now there's a bottom line to this monologue. I would put a curse on aspirations, to laugh. I couldn't ask for more of a perfect way. To say say I am cutting my self off. From putting my first up to fight. For a breath, light or silence within. Cause it's too hard looking you... like your a criminal. To say your line in the sand has been crossed. Cause now I'd watch a crucifixion, and not say a thing. No words of sorrow due to the fact it's written on my arms. I'd sit real quiet and observe my self dyin. Then I'd brace my self for a deafening blow. Cause it's too hard... To be the soldier anymore. Cause it's beyond me... To be a savior. Cause I don't even know if I'm tryin I can't handle it. The spinning of my words. Cause it's beyond me... To be a savior. © 2011 Lee W. Deason |
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