A Closed Mind
A timeless reckoning,
Ticking towards an end,
Trying, dying,
But never soon enough.
On an edge,
A pensive, precarious drop
Towards nothing in particular,
For ever in a never-ending
Stop.
Stretching into malevolent night,
Yearning for the caress of emptiness,
Fearing the leering
Of a burning, open flame,
Embracing the cruelty,
The deeply piercing pain.
Rejecting a harmony
Ringing true through empty space,
Reverberating loudly
In ballrooms filled with waste,
The living, breathing landfill,
Overflowing with stench of retch,
Turn and turns in tandem
With the kiss of death.
This poem is about:
Our world