Fishing Poem by Eric Pennington

Fishing



I throw my line out, my heart for bait.
I get nibbles, but none of them ever take.
Each cast the hook digging deeper, so deep.
The pain is so great, I can only weep.
My tears are never seen in this river of love.
They go unnoticed, and I fall from above.
Into an ocean of pain and sarrow.
And I hope for a catch tomorrow.
But I know it will be the same old thing.
My life has become one big routine.
I put my whole heart into something good,
But it fails, I was stupid to think I ever could.
So I'll keep fishing hoping one would take the bait,
But it's not looking good, not at this rate.

Sunday, February 17, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: fishing
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Emancipation Planz 17 February 2008

Fishing can be so over-rated, but the love pool (so I'm told) is deep and abundant... your quota has not been reeled in yet, so do not give up! !

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