The Road Most Travelled

The Road Most Travelled

Like a nerve trapped in a shoulder
or a bird stuck in a cage,
Or a fly caught in a web
Oh my soul, it dreams of  escape.
Somewhere beyond my inner walls
Beyond the lies and hate
Take me to my inner peace
Take, take me through the gate
Take me to the place
The place where I used to smile

The road most travelled, 
is paved with self doubt
The demons in a troubled soul
Will drag you straight to hell

I look inside my subconcious
To find the things that I loathe
There must be more than the empty glass
Something more, something more to hold
Pain of frustration grew like a reservoir;
Boiling from within
Disappointments are stacking up
They keep the pressure up
I cannot find that place where I smile

The road most travelled, 
is paved with self doubt
The demons in a troubled soul
Will drag you straight to hell 
 
Somewhere beyond my inner walls
Beyond the lies and hate
Take me to my inner peace
Take, take me through the gate
Take me to the place
The place where I used to smile

 The road most travelled, 
is paved with self doubt
The demons in this troubled soul
 Can drag itself back to hell
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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January 31, 2016 at 8:01 PM
si, A great pleasure to find and read your poem today. Love -- SKAT --
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