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Moistened Eyes


As the wind blows on And feels so cool across these moistened eyes That bit of warmth of dawn This star following its unwritten rule In the galaxy where it is thought that no law applies We can deny society But you can't escape the fate You can drown personality but humanity still pertains We must accept reality No happiness comes from being irate You cannot escape these pains
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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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