Dark Waters Poem by PHUMLA KHANYILE

Dark Waters

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Some are war unto self
Attacking from within
Blowing fits to their faces
Inflicting wounds to their souls

Some are enemies of self
Forever trampling on their hopes
Dismissing their every attempt
Declaring failure before a try

They walk as if owed by the world
Yet never ready to claim their place
They rather sit and be aggrieved
Instead of stating their case

Some are just flowing along
Letting situations toss them to and fro
Nothing is ever their cause
Yet in their lives they seek a course

Some are slaves of their pasts
They live in yester years
Imprisoned in the gates of hate
Wallowing in their sadness

They choose not to see the light
So blinded are their eyes
They lead each to darkness
In the confines of pain and regret

Although the rainbow shines in their eyes
They see not its wonderful colours
They still see the storms
The still float in dark waters

Dark Waters
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: poetic expression
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