I Run
Throat burns.
Heart yearns,
For an extra breath,
Or time to rest,
Before the mess that is my face,
Sweats profuse, to keep my pace
I pound the street,
With feet worn out,
Without the grace I wish I had,
To satisfy my conscience mind,
That wishes all this pain just would,
Transfer to my looks.
But all that people see in me is a huff puffed train,
That wish he could.
But try I might,
In steps, and strides,
In pulls, and all the other things beside,
In time, I know
I must be done.
I run and run, it MUST be done.
And when I am, I breathe again, and all the other things I can,
And rest my head, upon my bed.
And go to sleep and dream instead