Just when I think good is holding its own,
Life goes and throws the bad a bone.
Rangy and starving, he wolfs it down,
And the fear and the panic and pain gather 'round.
"There must be balance," he says to me,
And laughs at my rage, in sadistic glee.
"You think the good one is better than me,
But there cannot be good without bad, you see."
This is not balance, I think as I cry
The bad outweighs good, so why do I try?
But somehow, I go on, and try again
Feed the good, starve the bad…
The one that I feed, will win in the end.
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All the Small Things
PoetryThis is where all my poems will live. This is where nightmares and dreams begin. Edit on January 10, 2014: 4 more poems to go, and then this book will be ended. Edit on February 21, 2014: The 50th poem is up. This book is complete.