A Stranger To Myself. Poem by alex sarich

A Stranger To Myself.



Orange skylines peer before my eyes
beckoning me to look up,
a stranger to myself I become,
scars saturate a sadness that
seep into the landscape of my heart
pushing deeper, drowning, narrowing
feelings, a premature process
that blocks vulnerable, veneered
healings, as the past, won't fade
the scene gets darker in the hidden shade.

Perhaps I need an open road to escape
this life, one with many trails as scarce
as the alien tracks on the moon with
each one becoming resistant to emotions
and my addictions, then I'm slowly nurtured
back to the earth's crust showing love
would be an unconditioned answer to it all.

Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: human condition
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I feel sometimes I'm floating on another planet and don't know what to do.
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alex sarich

alex sarich

Swansea. Wales. UK
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