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Falling, running, what is this maze?
That haunts me even on the best of days,
It's dark but familiar, so is it true?
Or a result of the victim's brew,
At some point, I see a face,
One of resemblance but without a trace,
So shifty I thought that I should run,
While haunting thoughts within me burn,
I hear a laugh I recognize,
Enveloped in fear, I agonize,
Suddenly a bright light appears,
And reality once again volunteers,
To bring me back to my one bother,
Wondering the purpose as a co-author,
When will the meaning intervene?
Is it something more unforeseen?
I hope for a brighter day again,
To free me of such aching pain.
About the Creator
Merritt Xavier
"A little space to be creative."



Comments (1)
Sadly lovely poem.