Municipality of DespairA Poem by {REDACTED}Windsor, OntarioA melancholy sky, glowing in the dawn. Sickened by the surroundings, the filth of this town. The river moves in soft motion, darkened by pollution. Sirens ring out, echoing through the night. My head is spinning, from thoughts of this plight. How can one be so insecure, From the place in which he is born. How can one have hatred, For the place which he has grown. How can one want to leave his home? The only consolation to this environment, The only Gratifying piece to this puzzle, Are the individuals whom I, Interact with, Have grown with, Taught with, Learnt with, And have been given the opportunity to be with. I see my avenue out of this cage we call home, Beyond any outlet I have ever used or known, It seems to be my perfect escape, It seems to be fate. As I begin down this road, Straddling the journey ahead, I think about how I may help the posterity, So they may not suffer what I've bled. Or maybe home is never what you want it to be, The events to transpire may be inevitable despite location, It may just be a common fixation. I turn back to reconsider my decision, Then I notice the smog across the sky, Like an incision, It streaks across like a murky lie, A lie of what I stand for if I turn back. A rat runs by, Ground littered with waste, Air full of distaste. Once again I take a turn, I proceed on my way, And let my memories burn. Letting out a sigh, I continue, Without a goodbye.
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4 Reviews Added on August 24, 2010 Last Updated on February 6, 2011 Author{REDACTED}Ontario, CanadaAboutIm a very busy person so I apologize if it takes a long time for me to get back to you. Good day to you all. And enjoy. more..Writing
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