A Walk to Remember

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A Walk to Remember

My walk is what it was—thought provoking. While moving, my feelings penetrated me in a way I found pleasurable. I was approached by a criminal and realized my life entire, had been building towards this.

He held a knife, which meant little to me. I had something far more destructive, far more pervasive: rage I had, and abject hopelessness… I negated life.

I fought and fought him with anything I could clutch. It wasn’t clear who was slaying whom. I only knew I wanted not his blood; I wanted his soul. And as I stood over his body, I walked away with just that.

The officials institutionalized me as my victim’s voice pleaded with me in my dungeon. And while years went by, I realized I was holding on to nothing at all, but hatred. And so I unlocked the door, for my victim’s soul to roam.

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A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

sorcererofmagic’s Poems (10)

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Desertion 0
A Walk to Remember 0
schism 0
Inscription 3
Misery Distilled 2
OUTSIDER 2
These Are My Men 2
A Place I Call Home 2
Abattoir 2
My Mind Is Going 6