One Day Poem by Declan Doyle

One Day



A trembling assembly of half-fetched thoughts,
Rock and roll over my ageing brain.
They know the route, they gnarled and fought,
With logic, that Imprimatur, that Bain.

One day soon, I swear to this, I'll take a stand,
Against convention, its limitising detentions.
I'll take a half-fetched thought, and will withstand,
The onslaught, the call to subdue, my lost intentions.

Monday, March 10, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Hope
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This poem is a declaration of defiance against conservatism.
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