Distorted Illusions
“Distorted Illusions”
He chased His illusions most of His life;
And delved head first into many unsavory relations.
Changing women, changing wives;
While all along running from coming condemnations.
Where once the future laid there before Him;
It has now become a memory of the past.
Regretting what He’ll never have again;
His sorrows lie there before him, aligned and amassed.
In those times of celebration and joy;
While others rejoice He only cries from His heart.
He understands not the reasons for His ploy;
Nor can He conclude the cause or the start.
In the vehicle of His life with His hands on the wheel;
He pays close attention for disaster is no stranger.
There on the side of the road He sees that which to Him appeals;
But He looks only straight forward for the coming danger.
Sitting there beside Him is the cloaked lady of deception.
She laughs and smiles while all the while;
She distorts His every desire and most of His conceptions.
And hopelessly he continues on through all the endless miles
Copyright © Leonard Taormina | Year Posted 2007
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