Flirting with Self-Conclusion
He sits on the edge of the world,
Troubled and not quite right,
Waiting for a helping hand
That ought to come, but won't.
He walks a world of monochrome rainbows,
Flirting with self-conclusion,
Silent because he lacks the words to say,
And someone to say them to.
Published by Adam Kamerer
I am an author making my way in life by publishing my work on the web. Aside from my AC work, I publish Penfencer.com, a blog for and about web novelists, and Gloria Fidelis: A Steampunk Fantasy, a serialize... View profile
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Post a CommentI loved this. Have faith. Beautiful and sad...Great poem.