Sit a Bit
Come set beside me and read, my shoulder overlook,
I'm easy still to figure out, I'm open as a book.
I try to wear my inner self, veiled, hid from public view,
but when I type or pen my thoughts, I show myself to you.
I'd like to have mystique, demure and dreamy as my goal,
but callous I, rough around the edges, a ship, dragging on a Shoal.
My time upon the earth will shortly be remembered,
a burnt up branch, a twig or leaf, that's barely even embered.
I'm easy still to figure out, I'm open as a book.
I try to wear my inner self, veiled, hid from public view,
but when I type or pen my thoughts, I show myself to you.
I'd like to have mystique, demure and dreamy as my goal,
but callous I, rough around the edges, a ship, dragging on a Shoal.
My time upon the earth will shortly be remembered,
a burnt up branch, a twig or leaf, that's barely even embered.
2 Comments:
I like this poem. It really captures fears that I think most of us have. No one wants to expose the deepest parts of themselves and everyone wants their life to mean something.
*klaps*
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