Requiescat In Pace

Requiescat in Pace Written: by Tom Wright February 2015 At the outset, Tears start like dew from a tender leaf, Then transcend into a torrent; A mind is a library of thoughts, Neatly categorized, Until this contrary wind blew; Rummaging through past thoughts, Has left me feeling careworn, Without experience or wisdom; As I drift betwixt illusion and realism. Confusion is cursing my mind, Leaving pools of passion that sting. My innermost thoughts are pillaged As if dementedly abducted; A short time of elation, Fails to rid me of a lifetime of sorrow; If something is truly irrecoverable did it ever exist? While seeking transition to an amended life, I realize, that pardon sits roadside, Going nowhere, As long as resentment drives the car;
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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