Sidelined Life
The sun sighted as a Galilean dream
As vision faded from the grasp of Winter
A kid leaned out of the window
Whispering out what he needed to say
But in needing to blurt it out
His mind submerged in uncertainty
Choked between a tearless cry
And a cheerless laugh
As with notated thoughts all about
His room was littered
And the sidelined life he adopted
Was cast to the morning
With flights of fantasy fed
Imagination held a strange grounding
For from there a path ever meandered
It's continuation stalled by ellipses
So though the page was written
It had yet to be turned to
Meanwhile the day had siphoned
The warmth of the house and of him