I live for today and not tomorrow,
I dream in real time to reach new heights,
but I don't live in dreams, so I use what I can borrow,
and I learn from the reality in front of me how to breathe at higher heights,
but I still barely touch the bottom shelf much less the clouds,
and the air,
is so thin,
I wonder,
If I'll be able to survive,
And fear of failure leads me into deep sorrow,
and I try to organize my thoughts and adjust to the sounds and the sights,
and I still fear tomorrow,
and I cringe at the brightness of the lights
that pierce through my doubts and it crowds
my being, but then there,
though brighter than it'd ever been,
I wonder,
about my darkness and the patterns of sanity left
unfinished.
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A Gaze Through My Reality-scope
PoetryA collection of 100 of my poetry works which are available on other sites, with a few exclusives.