September 22, 2011

Never was a Poet

At the start I relied on others.
  Too young too small,
A reasonable concern from mothers.
  Attempts to keep away the gall.

If only we could steer clear,
  Our fear inevitable.
We a utopia revere.
  The decisions of others now regrettable.

Pursue our own power,
  Happy for a while.
Then our grapes go sour,
  'Til we bathe in a rubbish pile.

A vicious circle of vice
  Has our luck has run cold?
We are no better than mice
  for the lies we ourselves have told.

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