Thinking A Parachute Upwards Poem by Anthony Han

Thinking A Parachute Upwards



Unable to fall down
I'm thinking twenty four seven
So much that it's burning upon
The air I'm falling in

I ask myself constantly
Of the origination of when I fell off
Refuting to travel with gravity
That would crash me into the earth's troughs

Why am I stuck on auto fire?
If I remember right it must be this life
I am scared to stop thinking
As once that starts waning

I feel like it would be the end of me
Even if it is digging my own hole
I keep thinking of a literal degree
That will give me a meaning to survive

So that I don't admit to the validity of queries
Inflating across my aging mindset
Not to end up like the next reality series
Selling out on a staged set

To give up my brain
And just plopped onto the gravy train
Put on a pedestal to be laughed at
Since most likely I'll do something that

Might get myself killed
Since that's where all the thrill
Is attracting most of the fans
That everyone ignores in the stands

Yes sir some people behave that way to death
Although it's not what I want on my behalf
I get told that my ideas won't make it
Yet I am pushing this parachute like a gift

From some sort of miracle maker
Thinking it into a hot air balloon
Got to find me that sky boater
Got to stop being the buffoon

So that must be why
I cannot stop the firestorm of thoughts
So that must be why
I never pretend I am not in fright

Since deep inside I am striving
To be a revolutionary fracture
A life's work to be turning
Around the downhill spiral of this feature

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A man descending from his doubts of himself finds a hope to believe again. In a constant struggle to rise back onto the plane of life he abandoned.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Scarlett Outlaw 16 November 2012

This is a really deep poem, you should be proud! :)

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Anthony Han 16 November 2012

I had some difficulty getting it to work out, I will keep at it: D!

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John Brown 16 November 2012

This is the type of poem that needs reading and re-reading I feel. I can't say I fully understand it, but I'm trying.

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Anthony Han

Anthony Han

Monterey Park. Raised in H.H.
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