I Think I See Too Much Poem by Vincent Topp

I Think I See Too Much



Deep sigh
Slap my face awake, hard
Will today surprise me, probably not.

The one I chased has stopped running,
Somebody else got their first.

Stupid little irritations become magnified,
Stupid little people become King Kong, to me, ant.

I walk the fine line between fragile and broken
Walking with a destination in mind but never getting there,
Never even getting near.
Hopes, nice emotions strangers to reality,
Drowns even youthful optimism that I still own.

Clear eyes become irritated,
Tired eyes become closed,
A good heart becomes bad.

Although I don’t want to,
When I’m left to my own devices,
I think too much
I see too much
I think I see too much.

Monday, April 7, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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