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With the first turn I am reborn

 

Into a carrier of wars never-ending as I sit

And rock-a-bye to the things I’ve carried

In my o’ mind—

 

Now I see clearly the barren fields of the west

Tom and I continue to eat spoiled grapes

If I squint my sweaty eyes I can see—

 

A catch! But no one’s around,

Ah who cares? Where’s my bread?

A phony will always do ya wrong—

 

A girl that never wears red

And mayhew in her heart.

I’ve fallen! And it is now dark—

 

A clue, Nancy! What’s new?

I’ve only come close to the truth

And if I carefully lift the—

 

You might presume

The stories I’ve told where only to bemuse,

But on the contrary,

I’m constantly learning,

The most about myself and you. 

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Seana31

I am a rising sophpmore at Howard University. A Psychology major with a minor in Speech-language Pathology from Louisville Kentucky. I enjoy fashion, music, and writing.

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