Chasing scraps of hope
I run along trying to reach, to grasp what little is held within me
The four letter distant word that could not be proactive to warm anything but the air
Yet I feel that it hasn’t dissipated or become extinct.
Like an addict going through withdrawal symptoms
Or a polar bear without its permanent blanket
I am left to fend through the lone starlit night with nothing but that four letter word.
Scared to the point where I have become anesthetized from all things I have witnessed
Coming to the conclusion that the world can be a fearful places after all,
Who would have knew that this child of god had to be left here like trash left only looking down.
I just was drenched with an adolescence desires
To see, to answer my questions that no research paper can ever
I had to experience it, to know what I never wanted to know
Yes, I ran away hoping for a jackpot of luck for adventure
If only it had come true I would have been able to live like a gypsy and discover like Indiana Jones
Not one ounce had that been true
All else instead, I was a victim of my own naivety, yet criminal to morals and to everyone around.
If only they would understand, that I was here to crawl out of my chains but weathered by harsh
climate and pounded with consequence left only tickled with leftover hope.
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