you may not hear me, but I sing
racing from the forest to the ocean forever
my voice has grown raspy, I almost disappeared over the years
the long stretching years I could not escape
The short years, shredded by time, I wish I could relive
I sing
even when draped in blackness
each cell filled with madness
the sky pours and pours the beads drip down my window
there is a soft fog I cannot see through
but I walk into it, I want to find out what breathes inside
heart pounding like a deep thunder over vast plains
telling all to run away
I still need to know
I sing
when the world twists and turns
ups and downs crush me, bring me close to breaking
bones holding on for the last moment; all I have left
when the spin evolves into a wild tornado
I am the center, the eye of the storm
I sing when you love me
and sing when you don't
I sing alone, roaming the catacombs in the soft dreams I drift into
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Natives of Wild Night
PoetryA collection of some of my poetry--various topics enjoy