Sleep Walker

by Elizabeth Ann   Jul 8, 2006



Mild speaks my discretion, staring through a looking glass both concealed and proud. My intentions thrust distended, bellying my finesse together strong and true.
Curiosity drips its venom marauding its anxious braun.
The distance swims in my vision exhausting my reserve of patience.
I gravitate near aghast at what I find

My scared and desolate head here stands alone…

Of late I’ve floundered.
My rise and evening fall becomes automatic, though my endurance lags.
Inside these days the sun never seems to rest, and it is I conducting this timeless scape. My eyes wander for an end or justly goal, wading in my uncertainty
Indefinitely

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  • 17 years ago

    by BrokenMisery

    You're style is unique and your writing is still as supurb as when I first started to read it. You're language it brilliant and complex, I commend you on your vocabulary. I love the way you created the image, its a beautiful piece and you should be given more credit then you get.