Mental Intrusions

Mental Intrusions Written: by Tom Wright February 2015 As we think, so our reality often becomes, But not always by our volition, Often, external forces, suffocate thoughts. Like Kudzu moving over the landscape, A pall is cast over our aspirations, Channelizing dreams to nigh nightmares; Thoughts & visions, of Indian Blankets, remain, But before, much length of time, each discovers, It has been sentenced to share space, With creeping thistle and milkweed;
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