Broken Can Still Heal

"Carter Wills"

A broken bone can heal,

and a broken heart may yet still feel,

but my twisted mind lays barren

of ways that I can

correct it.

 

I’ve wandered these roads

to places I don’t know.

To find an answer to my questions,

but all I am left is without direction.

 

And still yet I can’t stop dreaming

of this place that just is seeming

to answer every inquiry I’ve made.

 

But it answers without being

in a direct way of seeing

and so I find myself just lost.

 

But a broken bone will heal.

And a broken heart can still yet feel.

So while my mind may not be sound,

I know my answers will be found.

 

And while my head twists and turns,

I remember all the lessons I’ve learned.

And while the dark seems often comforting,

the light is so much more rewarding.

 

So I don’t mind that my thoughts will wander.

I don’t care that I may trip and flounder.

I know that by the end of it all,

I’ll have my self back at my call.

 

So say about me what you will,

tell the tales as you see fit.

But know that I will correct the telling

when my mind is back with its wits.

  • Author: Just Another Fellow (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 6th, 2020 07:56
  • Comment from author about the poem: Well. Hi! It’s... been another long while since I’ve posted anything here. Once again I’ve found myself... distracted, for lack of a better word. But I feel I’ve finally gotten the whirlwind of life tamed. For the moment, at least. I may be likely to post some more soon. I’m hoping so! Best of wishes to all of you!
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Comments2

  • Ifeanyichukwu

    There is light at the end of the tunnel. And the light you certainly will. May you find the light, love and life you seek! I enjoyed your poem.

  • L. B. Mek

    it is empowering to other's when they see or read examples of people's unfaltering self-belief, as that is a key component of the prerequisite requirement we demand of our potential heroes...



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