Though I Work Poem by Wyatt Epple

Though I Work



Though I work
my body is still weak.
As is my mind
my soul
every aspect is weak
except my appetite.
I starve for more joy
for more.
I have an insatiable greed
There is no contentment.
I must learn.
Learn to not strive for more.
The squirrels strive for more.
And the worms strive for more.
And the maggots.
I am not a maggot.
I will not be a maggot.
Will you?
In the end, we are all weak.
Far weaker than we are strong.

(6/23/13)

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