At My Own Will
Church bells vibrated harshly through the religious waves
Appearing peaceful, quiet, soft
But I don’t hear the light devout sound
I pick up the deep base tones cloaked over
By soft flutes, violins, and grand pianos
I do not stray away
From the easy sound overlaying the heavy
I comprehend it
But don’t trust it
It tugs me to this brightness most pray
I pry its forgiving old hands from my rough, jagged fingertips
I see it
Just don’t step towards it
Then it unlocks its gentle disguised, forceful pull
Allows me to step away from its persuading melody; quick, inter-changing, loud beats
I force away from, it’s something I have grown apart from
I am the solid beat gently in the background
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