B'Neath This Thought Of Dimmered Ideas? Poem by Michael Gale

B'Neath This Thought Of Dimmered Ideas?

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B'neath this thought of dimmered ideas...
Is the thought of lessened idle these.
How may i search for answers to problems not sought? ...
Why must i try to wrought not sought?

What have i begun...
A road that leads not to a clearing of fun.
What bushells to Hell will i entrust? ...
What be the crust of what i must?

What must be is what not must...
This is the quest that i must not trust.
Is this idea good and just? ....
Should i seek out what i must?

Was all done as if a bust? ...
This fact not i do know or trust.
Regret eats at my gut as an acid let loosed....
I in the end am proud and well happly charged and juiced.

All be it used as well as reused.
All Hell, what is the use, that i am forced to deduce as mused.

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Michael Gale

Michael Gale

Chicago Illinois/Oklahoma City.
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