I find myself in perpetual repose, 
submerged in the dark, the deep, a wondering; 
where might I go to feel as i'm surpose? 
What is it, I wonder, to feel morose; 
and if felt, what would it be I'm feeling? 
I find myself in perpetual repose, 
with fingers on my chin thinking at those
who seem to be gleefully absent of thinking; 
where might I go to feel as I'm surpose? 
Is there a special place everyone goes? 
I cannot see, for whenever I'm looking
I find myself in perpetual repose.
I could take my soul and with my mind dispose
as I sit here calmly reeling, pondering; 
where might I go to feel as I'm surpose? 
I'm doubting now I'll ever come close
to whatever they are, it is, that thing.
I find myself in perpetual repose, 
where might I go to feel as I'm surpose? 
- Samuel Richard Leonard                
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem