Interview with Karma
Life was often kind enough for you to not have to greet me
But you broke a lot of hearts and played by your own rules
Now you can't seem to handle the unsettling news
You reap what you sow but you thought regret would always be a no show
You took for granted blessings as if it is simply a matter of things that just come and go
Until the tables turned you lived only by what your own careless efforts could discern
Now the truth is you are a cowardly lion in the face of lessons you thought were not for you to learn
But somehow you believe it all now and can see beyond your own selfishness
The reflection in the mirror speaks defeat
In an up close and personal interview you now understand the nature in which bad karma feeds
Published by A.M. Morgan
A.M. Morgan is a New Orleans native who enjoys creative writing and the performing arts. View profile
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Post a CommentAdvocated for some. But a wake up call for many. I loved it.
So true!
Man, karma is a monster. I always try to stay on karma's good side. Trying to avoid my time in class.