Sway

Michael Anthony

 

I’m tired of my regrets

rattling their chains around mockingly

People who never said goodbye

and things I could have done better


Like gaudy pieces of costume jewelry

the laments hang around my neck

baubles with no value I can see

 

The fake diamonds sparkle too

Drawing my attention away

as they seek to cause a distraction

from an elusive calmness

 

If I leave the bandages in place

firmly affixed as they are,

to cover the guilt and remorse

in all their varied colors,

the blue, the red, and the black,

I know I would fool some

but not those I call friend

  • Author: Michael Anthony (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 18th, 2021 11:36
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments1

  • spilleronsheet

    A good message dear poet
    Let go of the regrets that happened in past
    That can’t be changed why bother them to scar the heart
    Wearing the jewellery the heart desires and the crown that mind wishes to wear



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