Me Vs. Hate
On I must run,
Faster I must fly;
From where I come,
To where I go;
Your guess is as good as mine.
I may sound rude,
My words may be crude,
I would stop to explain,
If only I could
As to my destination,
Hold no reservations;
There is a goal
Which I must achieve
With no hesitation.
I run with the wind-
I fall with the rain-
I set with the sun;
Hoping to rise again.
I follow the shooting star,
Not knowing how many paths there are.
I challenge Old Man Fate,
Who claims all roads end in
Hate.
In my heart,
I look forward . . .
The beginning of love?
It surely can’t be hate;
I am sure I will be
Unavoidably late,
For I must stop
And take a mate.
Be assured,
I will re-enter the race
At the very next gate.
No longer must I tarry
No longer will I wait
For we have a race to run
Against Old Man Fate;
Me and my mate.
THE RACE
by
Sammie L. Carter
Copyright 5\25\1982 8:25 p.m.
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Posted in Poetry, Relationship, Socialization
Tags: Dejected, Feelings, Flowerchild Reject, Jazz, Love, Pain, Reality, Searching, Tears
may you and your mate beat hate forever 🙂
and show others the way.
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I run with the wind-
I fall with the rain-
I set with the sun;
Hoping to rise again… Awesome!
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You have captured a desperate, breathless pace in your drive to be somewhere else! Dramatic poem!
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love the word flow.
smart piece,,,
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