Sebastian Sandok Poems

A fellow of mine once told me,
that the seas magnificent ballad,
was sung in a Minor D.
And oh, how the gales fluttered,
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A perplexing labyrinth of understanding drift through my head,
So elusive I can never quite paint their shapes,
Thoughts induced by light that roam into the late night,
Mere illusion cast against the caves wall,
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Take my hand and let us run.
For my heart is but a poorly stitched kite,
and you…
you, my dear are the mighty gale,
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Moments tend to pass without us taking much notice,
-woshing past, giving off one last beautiful farewell call.
And by the time we can comprehend,
yet another has passed on its way,
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Its funny,
you think someone would have
kicked me out by now
or at least said something.
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There is something incomprehensible
about sitting at a desk
after a week long, seven day
sojourn into paradise.
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I walk in the middle of the road,
Foot for foot in between perfect parallels,
Contemplating whether it is,
The celestial aura of the midnight sky red,
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If I were to ask you to define blue,
what would you give me?
An answer perhaps, a weak precarious definition
you may even possibly take me on a quest,
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Did I by chance leave the window cracked,
just enough space for a cosmic body to slither through?
For it seems as though a cloud has crept into the room,
unhurried through the panes,
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I’m back, but not for good.
I can swim, but not very far.
I will still write,
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