Tower
Standing atop the tower of my solitude,
I look down,
seeing the events of my life unfold,
manifested as many people milling on the street.
I stay in this tower to gain a new perspective,
yet,
of late,
I feel that my perspective could be lost,
drowned in the metaphysics of looking down from lofty spiritual heights,
to see what I may do to end these dark and forboding nights.
These nights are filled to the brim with forlorn thoughts,
running through the ifs and whats of the every day,
yet I know that at this time,
I must preside in my tower for protection,
descending to the ground floor from time to time,
to remain grounded in what I explore.
When I am at the ground floor of my towering sanctuary,
I can look up to see the shape of what I have constructed for myself,
my refuge,
my towering sanctum from all trials and tribulations,
and I can look at street level at all the milling people that represent my thoughts,
getting a clearer perspective of what it is I think from day to day.
Copyright © 2021 Robert Matejko
Copyright © Robby's Multimedia Poetry | Year Posted 2021
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