Debris:A Collection Of Poems

An esoteric piece

Piggyback ridding down memory lane
Reminiscing the giddy child who is now void of emotion
Picking up the pieces of the life once known to me
Does it get better from here?
Walking briskly to the dumpster of my past
Here with me is a crane and a couple tow trucks
I need to retrieve what's left of my youth
As the clouds ombre out with wishful colours
I can only wish my life would get a makeover
The windows of my heart have been screwed shut
The doors don't budge anymore
An old lady with a cane replaces this young child
Her hair gray and face shrunken
Hastened growth because of shortened life
I'll need Hansel to lay the pepples lest I lose my way back to normality
The future on out looks fairly bright
I have to right my wrong in this small period
Letting you suck my soul out of my body
My first mistake and most regrettable short coming
I feel I wasted my life saving you
Losing my own self during my humanitarian deeds
Porcupine nature fully activated
No more new people in my short circuited life
Reshuffling the old cards in the frienship deck and throwing the rest out
You'll need to leave your mind widely opened for this one
For I write not for the shallow
The narrow minded fail to follow
These words carry great weight
I hope your ship can make this trip
I'll leave you to your thoughts now
You'll need to take a long nap to digest this right
Remember I am the last of my kind, the long awaited white knight.