Walking To
On the way to somewhere dreaded.
Walking, with fever in my shoes.
On to a place, I never wanted to know.
Again.
Yet again. I swore I would stop.
I swore I could.
Yet I keep going forward.
The pavement pushes me
Lined as it is, by dead trees.
The cold is impertinent
Its false hope is dripping,
Like wet snow.
It builds behind my ears.
Pains, fears?
No- non of these, its something else.
Virgin feeling.
Terrorist in intention
It knows powerlessness
When it sniffs
The treacherous air
That carries my life away
As its sheds,
Like greying hair.
It nears. Oh for a god-
A god to push it back
Beyond the hill line
But no, neit, nein
This fate is mine.
Further on I go.
I dare not tremble
In the morning frost,
Ecstasy lies
In getting lost.
Men Shall Know Nothing of This: A Space to Think
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