I encounter a shaky pause,
that, like a thief, plays a part
then, I blame destiny for this flaw-
whereupon jealousy may make us victim
of the end,
up-root the growing grasses and kill them
with no sympathy to mend them.
Also time, which makes shadow images of me
appear in your mind as enemies
that fight your patience for eternity
without the real nemesis to give them credit.
The worst! That silent air
Oh curse!
That rhythmic stare
Within the heart that pulsates like beating plates
That towered over us, ten miles high,
And fell before our eyes
In a failed attempt to make it right
A pounding chaos that ignites
the nimb-nimbl-numbing nerves
and softly chases bravery into a cave
to make that flaw's success
innate.
Published by Jose Zuniga
I'm an English Major attending California State University, Los Angeles. Currently, writing in bulk in the poetry and fantasy genres. View profile
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