On Distractions Poem by Taylor Roberts

On Distractions



In the world of black and white,
to which I find myself within,
enjoyment is but a distraction,
pleasure its by-product.

And I fear to say, that I long for
colour, if I've ever known it, yet
when I aim to see, I am blinded,
in brutal pain, all that's found is
meaningless chaos.

Friday, December 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: blindness,chaos,distraction,joy,pleasure,reflection,symbolism
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Manonton Dalan 11 December 2015

very lovely poem, I like the flow thanks for sharing sir.

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Terry Craddock 11 December 2015

'enjoyment is but a distraction, pleasure its by-product. And I fear to say, that I long for colour, if I've ever known it, yet when I aim to see, I am blinded, ' loved the whole poem especially these wonderful unique lines

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