For What It's Worth

laughter
filter through the sun
whispers
a whole host of brevity

through the corridor of my mind one would suffice
once this life is lived never another chance at which to roll the dice
a fatalist
like a bird on a wire

snap shot moments of our past
hoping that you would soon grasp 
a memory of a distant shore
the quest to want more

we are buried yet burdened from deep inside
the sweat of the hands
when will we ever live to understand
lucid dreams

things falling apart at the seams
lets look ahead and never from behind
the crust of the bisquit is the apostrophe
better off letting things be
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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