Weak-Willed, a poem by Nicholas Hawk at Spillwords.com

Weak-Willed

Weak-Willed

written by: Nicholas Hawk

 

Moved so much by things so small,
Can’t tell the path on which I’ll fall.
My senses are eroded, but such is life;
We age, and we lose, and we lose when we fight.

I can’t remain still as this crooked ship rocks.
I can’t have seen it all since it all still shocks.
My knees seem to shake at the sight of change;
The clock always ticks, but I’m stuck in my age.

This heavy wind blows; I can’t catch my breath.
I’m drowning in the air as I tally my debt.
I take and I take, but I can’t get my fill,
So here’s another breath to add to the hill.

This winding road that only gets steeper
Demands that I walk it and not a step cheaper.
If I decide to stop, I’ll be marked a sinner.
Is it so bad that I choose how to wither?

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