I can’t help ponder
This look
Ever inducing,
Forever lingers
On my mind,
Without fading
Has me wonder
If I’m to find,
This look
I wish be worth define,
Be alas no lest than mine!
I can’t help ponder
This look
Ever inducing,
Forever lingers
On my mind,
Without fading
Has me wonder
If I’m to find,
This look
I wish be worth define,
Be alas no lest than mine!
A step meant lead
In promising direction
Has not guaranteed,
Your elect destination
Will offer perfection!
If I should find
Life in a way
Held free,
I venture say
Wouldst be a day
Whole I thus be,
Yet I’ll be spared
To suffer accept
That I’m rather inept,
For I always forget
Only dreams be held free!
A fleeting thought
I’d wanted so to keep
Did disappear,
Alas without a peep
It might yet reappear!
The while I live,
Help me now
To not forget,
Afore I reach
I’m not to feel
Being near,
Or ever more
Able to hear
A voice so dear,
Nor taste again
The love of you,
The while I muse
Be cause regret,
Precious days
I might neglect,
To tell of ways
I loved you then,
The while I lived
This side of when,
Till I should reach
That quite place!
Of pol unrest
Be errant quests,
Like wailing winds
Whines its chagrin,
He weaves to lure
Around held sins,
By any means
In whiny oracles,
Meant reel us in,
To so align
The ill elects,
Who will connive
For his convene,
Like shifting winds
Of partisan idiom,
Will blindly be let fly!
What wants create
Ends in sad ruse,
The mooted worth
Of a creator
Deprived of soul,
Who fails instil
A heart to hold,
The beauty
He would fashion,
With false embrace!
ode to duped believers
I heard it said
Men’s fortunes died,
And later read
Near nation wide,
While few survived
Were to have cried,
Brother please
Can you spare a dime,
Alas a prelude to the times…
It’s now my stead
Afore I’m meant to die,
Or you’d have read
About my defunct hide,
Tho I shan’t beg a dime
Might you not now
Allow yourself to doubt,
Another’s take
On our alleged debate,
For soon too we be gone,
So spare the while alive
Just for a time,
To be that brother mine!
ode to a lost brother
Pending we find
Before our space
Evaporates,
And spent
Ourselves in time
At carnage rate,
Ignorant of plight
To desolate
What we have left
In a deadly race,
Too soon reduced
To depleted space,
Of carved out caves,
We surely face
A dire need to stave,
Forces waiting hungrily
Like lowly knaves,
Who’ll greedily engage,
Our precious space,
Albeit by then our grave!
I’ve a feeling
I’m tumbling,
In a dream
It would seem,
So explicit
It screams,
Of emotions
In nightmarish
Proportions,
When of sudden
Time halts,
The while I run,
Tho anchored in place
In a body not mine,
Yet frantically numb
Has me frozen in time,
In a dream without end!