Worry doesn't worry me anymore but perhaps that
is good enough reason to worry now. My mind
sifts through thoughts like loose gravel. I let the
dawn encroach and overwhelm. The birds make
themselves known once again. Light has overwhelmed
the sky. It is among us once more.
Showing posts with label Worry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Worry. Show all posts
Monday, July 10, 2017
Sunday, November 6, 2016
Weight of Air
Air heavier than the weight of the vast sky
Pushes down on my heart and
Weighs me to the ground
My feet can scarcely
Move the weight
Of my body
Pushes down on my heart and
Weighs me to the ground
My feet can scarcely
Move the weight
Of my body
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Tenant of the Attic
My mind rattles in it's cage
and I grow alarmed
We get along beautifully
most days but
from time to time
it begins to worry
so I begin to worry
I tell it to
hold on
that this will pass
It always does
no matter what it is
Worries of one kind or
another always hang around
like the misfit in the back
corner of a classroom
Mind-
promise me
we'll always make up
after a fight
and forgive each other
for our shortcomings
and I grow alarmed
We get along beautifully
most days but
from time to time
it begins to worry
so I begin to worry
I tell it to
hold on
that this will pass
It always does
no matter what it is
Worries of one kind or
another always hang around
like the misfit in the back
corner of a classroom
Mind-
promise me
we'll always make up
after a fight
and forgive each other
for our shortcomings
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Worry
Worry came in for a visit and sat down on the couch.
She picked up the doily from the armrest and stared
at it. I asked her "Would you like a drink?"
I could see white enamel as she said "That would be
great." She put the doily back and said "Do you have
lemonade?" The corners of her mouth spread to their
fullest. Her cheeks glowed red warmth. "I should have
some" I said. I walked to the refrigerator and saw the
open box of lemonade I picked up last week.
The glass held a pink sea of sugared lemon as I brought
it to her. She nodded to me as she took the glass from
my hands and pressed it to her lips.
Her shapely legs crossed as I sat down opposite her.
It was always hard to say when she would come by.
She always overstays her welcome.
She picked up the doily from the armrest and stared
at it. I asked her "Would you like a drink?"
I could see white enamel as she said "That would be
great." She put the doily back and said "Do you have
lemonade?" The corners of her mouth spread to their
fullest. Her cheeks glowed red warmth. "I should have
some" I said. I walked to the refrigerator and saw the
open box of lemonade I picked up last week.
The glass held a pink sea of sugared lemon as I brought
it to her. She nodded to me as she took the glass from
my hands and pressed it to her lips.
Her shapely legs crossed as I sat down opposite her.
It was always hard to say when she would come by.
She always overstays her welcome.
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