The Path I Travel Alone

The Path I Travel Alone

A Poem by Matthew Cornelson

Walking down the boulevard of broken dreams each mornin'.
It's the path I travel alone.My daily sermon.
I try to escape reality with a mask, a mask of lonesome.
Looking around for a sign, any glimpse of light.
Devils of regret circle me like hawks, the keys of despair are locked, the gun of remembrance is cocked.
I put the bottle to my temple, wandering and hoping for forgiveness. 
The pain cuts deep, yet leaves no scars.
Life rolls on like cars. My heart is nothing but shards.
I fall apart each night like a house of cards.

© 2014 Matthew Cornelson


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Added on February 6, 2014
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Matthew Cornelson
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