The Baker

Luke Gordon

Here you are the indignant figure,

lost in a world to perplexing to comprehend,

Drowning your anxieties through outsourced negligence's,

bitterness and hatred feeding off of your inability.

Harrowed by your desire to fight to the bitter end.

Bliss negligence cannot last forever building you fences

gate less and unomiting, locked in by your own

choices, surpassing your judgement with a benign process.

Yet one foot forward you strive onwards not backwards towards glory,

showing your mettle through the pestilence that consumes you, and models you.

Producing a being not of inconsistency but a conclusive anomaly a thing so before your time you

are isolated in a scrum and fighting all around, 

You have now found a meaning for your Oven and Dough

To lesson the loss of all.

  • Author: The Baker (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 3rd, 2017 15:29
  • Comment from author about the poem: This was the first piece I ever wrote, many flaws yet its sentiment provided it be the first that I posted. Please do give me feedback I really value people's opinions.
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 78
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