Idling Poem by mifael llauderes

Idling

Rating: 5.0


The shadows have shifted
Around whom
Who’s stretched in the lengthy
Empty yards in the sun

Why a shelter from rain?
Gather ‘round them to come
On an un-arable ground
Of an arid a mind

Vanity is a, nay,
Is a well full of dust
Is a bare mountaintop
Is a valley abrupt

But behold he will rise
To unwind for a night
From a day-full of task
Mixing winds in a pot

All convenient excuses
How to reckon at all
For when high is the buzz
He is facing a wall

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sonya Florentino 25 July 2009

hhmm.. i think i missed this one... interesting... an idle mind amounts to nothing but grey matter?

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