Fresh Air Missed Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

Fresh Air Missed



The hold of self defeating leaves,
When one decides a routine should go.
To escape from a place that offers no growth.

And when the excitement of living a life,
Begins to stale...
One should not prevail in that which fails.

A door that stays shut,
Supported by hinges that rust...
Needs only to be opened,
Just once.

Fresh air missed,
To breathe in again...
Can addict.
If one decides,
To experience being in it!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Jani 13 May 2014

You nailed this piece of poetry Lawrence

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