Burdens

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Burdens

A sword,

A cross,

A pen to bear-

 

I’m left wishing now

That I could dance

Without a care.

 

My childhood is gone-

Drifting in the wind.

The nightmares, at my clothes they tear.

 

They whisper their secrets

They tell no lies

An escape, I do not dare.

 

Defiance is fruitless,

It’s my burden to take.

It’s a good thing I don’t easily scare.

 

The ideas won’t take hold,

As the darkness I fight

Better than the demons I fair.

 

I’m taking a childish risk

And I must question my judgment

As I race to the shadows lair.

 

 

But I grow weary,

I must stop and breathe.

I don’t think my pen can take much more wear.

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supplyofgrace commented on Burdens

08-05-2009

Being young and the words are so mature wow. The feeling just pop out of the paper that she writes it on. I wish it would could that easy for me! Not saying its easy for her but I really can respect how it flows from her pen!

fallenfaerie

08/05/2009

Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked it!

Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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