I could cry
or I could moan,
I'm walking through these streets alone.
The sharp wind flys,
fluorescent lights burn my eyes,
"She comes in here but never buys"
the man yelled as he closed the door
from my eyes they began to flow
Little tear drops of emotion hit the floor.
My tattered shoes,
me coat too loose,
I walked away with nothing left too lose
to find a spot,
where I would not be stopped
a place where I would feel less lost.
Behind a bar,
in a cold alley way,
I laid down to rest my eyes.
"just one more night,
it's for the best."
I couldn't go back,
not then, not now,
I won't give up,
I just don't know how.
But all that can wait,
for tomorrow's first light,
first I have to survive,
through this cold night.
Music cascades out the back door,
a couple emerge into the night,
They don't notice me at first but then
"come on hun, lets go, don't disturb the poor."
It's okay, I tell myself often.
They don't know that it hurts,
I had done just that once.
I'd been scared of those streets.
But now I am here
struggling to find enough to eat.
YOU ARE READING
A Glance Into My Mind
PoetryPoetry i have written at the proverbial best of times, and worst of times. This should give all who care a small but enticing look into the mind of one depressed and wistful sophmore.