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Every Step


I grow weary with every step I take,

down the endless broken path.

My head grows heavy with every breath,

my vision blurring through a swarm of tears.

 

My heart is full of sorrow,

for I just saw someone dead.

I know they will leave him be,

but that does nothing for my heart.

 

I am nowhere near the ocean,

yet there is salt in my mouth.

My body is on fire with heat,

my soul is crumbling.

 

My feet are burning,

for I walk with no shoes.

Life is not the way it once was,

a continual end of draws.

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Rowan Law

I am a Junior in High School and a Freshman in College. I'm a young writer and I hope to become an editor and a published author.

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