It LeadsA Poem by Eddward SadmannIt’s getting a little bit away from me Walking up the street at only half a step faster It’s wearing a pair of filthy jeans and a shirt with stains down the front It has no head It’s always screaming at me to let it inside Says it has what I need That it can help me I tell it I’ve let it since I was 17 and grieving But that doesn’t seem to be good enough and it walks on A step or two ahead I can’t remember when I ditched my shoes The tops of them dug into my feet So I just left them behind It told me getting rid of them was the right thing to do That my comfort matters most That it’ll help me get there I’m getting a little tired My mind wanders but it tells me that introspection is dangerous It knows better than me It leads on, further down the road I think I heard my mother behind me yesterday Poor Claire She can’t really chase me The road only lets you on if you ask nicely and give a little blood She isn’t the type Two tongues dance in my mouth It says we’re getting close to the end The same thought that put me behind it I see the end It asks if I’m still capitated
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Added on April 24, 2019 Last Updated on April 24, 2019 Tags: alcoholism, addiction, poem, free form AuthorEddward SadmannAtlanta, GAAboutI like to write bad short stories and discuss philosophy more..Writing
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