Long Drive
Sitting all alone
no messages on my phone
memories running wild
as if it were a child
Contemplating my surroundings
it’s just a blur resounding
Music is blaring
ruining my ears
I wont be able to hear in a few years
books all around me
begging to let the words free
I want to read
Where’s my reed?
so I can play
my clarinet all day
getting a little hungry
maybe even a little sleepy
dreams don’t come easy
Outsides a little blusterous
Disturbed out of vile thoughts
NO! please, stop
Dreaded discussion
I might as well have a concussion
Thoughts of insubordination
seep through slowly
not quite wholly
but for once I want to run freely
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