My Mind
My Mind
If I do not have my mind, then I have nothing
For who will accompany me best on an island
Than myself
If I do not have my mind, then I cannot think
Think to find water
Think to find food
Think about greater days to help me survive on an island.
If I do not have my mind, then I cannot remember
I cannot think of the days when I was five
And my mother was always home
Or when I was twelve and my father finally came back
I cannot think of the first time
The first time I met you
The first time we found ourselves fumbling around
On a field that was almost an island
If I do not have my mind I cannot bring myself back to better times
I cannot remind myself that there is a world outside of this sandy shore
But more importantly if I do not have a mind
I cannot think of ways to get myself off this island.
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