Four WallsA Poem by Stoic BerserkerThe result of at-work boredom...Cold, lonely solace has visited me
time and again. I look around at the four walls that are my world for so many
hours, endlessly careening through space and time, and wonder if there’s more
to do with one’s life at this very moment. What of the rest of the world and
their sorrow? What of the rest of those like me? Do they meander upon the same,
dainty daydreams? Do they understand that the possibilities are limitless? I
sit here, and write these words for anyone who cares to listen. The naïve
thoughts of a naïve mind, somehow find their way into fruition, ajar from the
complacent cargo hold of consciousness. These thoughts, though scarce, seem to
revisit me as I go about my day, meticulously scanning the horizon for a sign
of conclusion, a beacon of comforting end. Even as I write, my mind continues
to forlornly ponder what is and what may be. I feel
the cold, nipping at my flesh, making my hands numb and constricted. The cold
is my only friend here in the wasteland of my imagination, where every
conscious thought seemed to have once relished the notion that tomorrow would
bring about some kind of fantastic discrepancy, but it has not"nor the day
before the day that was yesterday. Take
comfort in the fact that every thought that enters your mind is merely a thought,
and as sentient beings we in fact have the power to dwell upon them, or dismiss
them just as quickly as they came. We have the power to be what we want, and
the will to shun what we don’t. © 2013 Stoic Berserker |
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Added on January 22, 2013 Last Updated on January 22, 2013 AuthorStoic BerserkerMiami, FLAboutA living conundrum, a passionate heretic; I'm in the business of finding every beautiful thing this world has to offer, and bringing it insightfully to life. more..Writing
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