Apr 22, 2006 13:53
A poem I wrote (by the way the text is just being weird; it's not like that on purpose):
I am but a lonesome traveler
On a long and weary road
All I look for is a happy place
That I might lay down my load
Once I happened upon
A place of much cheer
Each window was lit with happiness
And the inside looked very dear
A man with strong arms
Invited me in
Inside was much noise
But it was all happy din
He said “Come and be merry”
And for a moment I was
But I was soon to find out
What a great trick it was
After much conversing
The man took me by the arm
He said “Be gone loathsome traveler,
You have done me much harm.”
And with no more than that
He showed me the door
I’ve come to this place again
I know I’ve been here before
But my eyes must deceive me
For the place is now dead
A big gash is the doorway
From which all happiness bleed
The sadness of the place
Brings a faint tear to my eye
And with a heavy heart
I look up to the sky
All the now hangs there now
In the great midnight mass
Is a small and dim star
Growing faint, fading fast
So I set my foot forward
And continue down the road
It seems we’re all looking for a place
To lay down our load