I sit on the end of my bed,
Book in my hand, rocks in my head.
And the World swirls all around,
painting my life, from sky to ground.
Were i to step to the floor,
bare foot on tile, half out the door,
I'd be just as alone,
just as before, so far from home.
In my head i laugh all the time,
I smile and am happy, i don't need to rhyme.
Because i can talk to you all,
without the expressions, unafraid of the fall.
But now I collapse on the bed,
book in one hand, rocks in my head.
For if the weight were to leave,
I'd drift away, to where i can breath.
I can only imagine how free,
lonely, at peace, My World would be.
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PoetryPoems and short stories about my life. Sometimes quirky, sometimes sad, always true. (All my poems have been shifted here...in case somebody somewhere was wondering...)