I've become one with the roving spirit,
a steady whine in my delicate ear.
The extras float and comb their dreaded locks,
but I ride the soul where-ever I must go.
Penetrating my wings,
and grounding my kindness;
So I wait and watch as the others spread trifle;
a powerless grin permeating my static face.
One and all I have,
as the roving spirit suffocates my pain.
Releasing my unbitter ornate conceptions,
and becoming aware of the common dissensions.
Copyright © ®2009, Chris Holmberg. All rights reserved
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