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On Call


The sun rises every morning So routine without mourning The sun sets every night Slipping out if sight The moon watches in silence A break for peace in the violence And the white blanket of snow covers all From the trees to the soldiers left on call
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Longboard_Man

I've been writing poetry for about two years now, I just finished my first year at Purdue and I am a gymnast, parkour enthusiast, longboarder and I do pretty much every other extreme sport, and I adore nature.

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