Midnight Walk Poem by Jessica Stubbs
Midnight Walk
I walk in the night
I take in the sights
I listen to the sound
Of the howling of the hounds
I feel the breeze
That rustles the leaves
I breathe in the air
I smell all the scents
And I feel everything inside of me
Building and building till it steeps
and I walk away
With a numbness in my brain
And I feel alright
I feel alright
Tonight
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: numbness
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