I'm sleeping in a field,
of daisies, dandelions, and mud.
Drops of polluted rain litter the sky
they aren't smiling,
although the stars think they should.
The grass is no testament,
to the dreams that pass through it.
but the footsteps tell a story,
that the world is only temporary,
not all pieces of the puzzle fit.
The swaying trees can not forget,
the day that no one seemed to care
About the moon, the sun, or the changing seasons,
the day that the shadow understood,
that nothing in life is fair.
of daisies, dandelions, and mud.
Drops of polluted rain litter the sky
they aren't smiling,
although the stars think they should.
The grass is no testament,
to the dreams that pass through it.
but the footsteps tell a story,
that the world is only temporary,
not all pieces of the puzzle fit.
The swaying trees can not forget,
the day that no one seemed to care
About the moon, the sun, or the changing seasons,
the day that the shadow understood,
that nothing in life is fair.
Published by Brandon Elliott
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7 Comments
Post a CommentI unquestionable adore this piece, every single line. *favorites*
Good read, thanks!
I enjoyed reading this, thank you.
Nice work :)
Very good poem!
Very well put and people should read and understand.
Very nice poem.