
I don't want to ever regret a thing- regret's painful isn't it? I just want to make sure, make really really sure, that my life isn't an empty thing, like the piggy bank on my desk.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Poetry - Words: 157 - Reviews: 2 - Favs: 2 - Published: 05-03-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3019040
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I'm done.
Done
With seeing through pages
And print,
Through letters and ink
And book covers.
I'm living
Through daydreams
Of wild deserts
And saris swirling in the wind.
Seeing and feeling
Through thoughts
And empty descriptions-
Places of color and sound,
light and noise,
Of overpopulation and tradition,
of rapid words,
Exchanged in a song like tongue.
I want to wake up
Someplace strange,
With food I've never savored,
With words
I've never felt
My lips form.
A world caught,
Like a fly in a web,
Between history
And modernization-
Where you can stroll past a temple,
And arrive at a mini-mart.
So I live
And I see
Through eyes framed by words
Decorated by ink eyelashes
and paper pupils…
Biding my time,
And shaking piggy banks.
...
I'm crazed by patience,
Agitated by fears
And
Done,
With gray skies
And cows.
I'll exchange trepidation,
For wide eyes
And scrapbooks.
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