Today Concerns

Clanks and feet scuffling the floor, Noise bemuses me perplexing infants more, It gets discomforting in hospital, Down the corridor seeing tears of others, Hearing weeps and Irish insults from creeps, I shy my head away and hear cheaps from birds, Seeing the grass sway outside the wind blows gently, A trolley carrying a patient rolls by me in full view, Catching a glint of the steel and the pain in her eyes, I bid her 'adieu'.

The Mountain I climb, Like hilltops treasured by Spanish Christians, And tarnished by invaders, I seek continuity, For answers to a holy prolific destiny, A prophetic eagle perching itself stubbornly, On the rock’s face, Eclipsing the sun’s s stare from me, My intentions incline peace and tranquility, To broaden my horizons for a worldly age, Advancing beauty and recognisance, I venture the fearless ferocious mountainside, With every footstep in my ascend, In a voyage for benign knowledge, The Pyrenees cry relentlessly for my youthful soul, To clamber profusely and I wander, Chasing the stormy hills of the snowy escalades, The scale upwards is a taskful taste in my mouth, And my sweat continues to pour from my lips, My biting is ceaseless and tense, I count the number of times, I have considered these attempts, The calm blueness eminates the meek slopes crescendo

Discontinued prose, A lantern lit way, Zion dimly bright, On the indigo horizon, Unchanged zealous phrases, Inconceivable freedom, Enlightens my faint-heart, Heavies my thick-skin, To end my crawling, Through Pipe Dreams.