At my trial I'll sit
watching my fate become clear,
I'll interject when
they have an aspect incorrect,
whenever the detail is unclear.
Will I be hung on my words?
Or when all is said and done
was I just a victim of life's circumspect tides?
The worst I did was neglect
the high-water signs.
At my trial they will listen,
they will see how it
all appeared to me.
Was something leaving
a blind spot at all times?
or did I choose to follow a line,
taking it to too many high spots?
not protecting the soul of mine.
Did I neglect my own worth,
thinking it was just words spoken
to make the end feel nice?
Yes. Was this a crime?
Only the judge’s
hammer hand has a clue
At my trial there
will be no witnesses.
No jury,
Just the judges.
There will be no one to speak
on my behalf,
no prosecution or defence,
to take my story and smear,
or clear my name.
Just me,
trying to take my pieces
and make a little more sense.
At my trial.
Will I be given eternity and a day?
For wanting love to flower the fields of pain.
And make the colour wash away the grey.
Or will I be promised hope,
and down upon me it shall rain.
Thanks for reading
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"Tales from the 44A" and "Stations
here
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and here
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Peace, Love & Poetry
Kyle
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