A mind job of a poem about those of us that are alone in this world of so many. |
-Alone- by Keaton Foster Here In this room Full of plenty There are some Many Walking around Aimlessly Making their way Off into a distance That I’ll Have no part of They are certain At least They seem That something Is out there Waiting for them Something so divine There are some Many That stumble But just a quick Their balance Is restored Back upon the path They again return Few of them Ever do fall When they do They pick themselves up Upright masters Balanced creatures All of them Swearing allegiance To the god Of their own circumstance They are certain that fate And faith are as one They could not be More wrong Unlike them I myself Stand still No one notices me How could they It’s a test Silently questioning Do they care How could they dare Do they see me Or are they blind To people like me And our plight If they could see If they did know What would they say Would they scream Leave this place Man devoid of movement Or would they insist That I remain here Standing still Alone In every way Within each idea All that I am grows The darkness Becomes blacker Emptier Many of them leave In this room In this world Full of plenty There are some Many Walking around Making their way Off into a distance That I’ll Have no part of It’s just That I am incapable This is what I know What I understand And that’s it People like me Are meant to be Alone Fate and faith Have nothing to do With such solitude It has always been And will be About what we Are capable of And what we are not What they have Such blind devotion Such ignorant lapses Is what we cannot Bring ourselves to grasp Alone It’s who we are What we are They are something else… Alone Written by Keaton Foster Copyright © 2015. |