And I Was Alone Poem by A.J. McKinley

And I Was Alone

Rating: 3.1


And I was alone with my thoughts.

Memories swirl in a unison of faith.
Change has been inevitably declined.
Passion bleeds from walls glittered gold.

And I was alone with my thoughts.

Recipe for destruction gilded on the page.
A gift purely given like forgotten trash.
Forever has no distinction beyond now.

And I was alone with my thoughts.

Authority is a prodigy of laziness.
Wealth measured by free-flowing barriers.
Sensuality is a brand no longer tangible.

And I was alone with my thoughts.

Swinging on a broken rope of promise.
The puddle is full of cracks.
Feminine impression embedded on the seat.

And I was alone with my thoughts.

Glistening prisms of a generation forgotten.
Barriers instilled on a broken mirror.
Reflections stagnant with happenstance.

And I was alone.

Copyright 2006 A.J. McKinley

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ruby Root 03 August 2006

Hi A.J. McKinley, I found this poem sad. It sounded like you are really alone. I can relate to this. My life is lonely. I keep myself busy quite a lot. I will start back working hopefully by September. I try not to think about things. Excellent poem take care.

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Lylyanna Pilewski 02 August 2006

I like it I think I'll have to re-read it but I like it. Lylyanna

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A.J. McKinley

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Indiana, United States
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