Friday, October 24, 2014

I Am From Everywhere

I am from 
No where
Because where I stand
My destiny is my plan
I look before to look ahead
But dare I dwell in the past
I will stay there
Ever so safe

So I am from 
The future
Where fear creeps down your neck
And attempts to disable your feet
The unknown instigates me
Never lets me breath
Somewhere I can't see

But I am from
My mind
Where imagination flourishes with creativity
Moves where I feel I can't reach
Knows nothing, but thinks everything
Confusing but right
Cannot tell if this is the light

Still I am from
The world
we connect through our weakness 
Guided by our strength
Do not separate
This is all we have
Going through blinded motions
Waiting for the next revolution

See I am from
The rebellion
Nothing is the same
The meaning is changed
For it is lead to peace
Running with vision
A hope that many
Will not understand

And they will say
I am from

No where 

14 comments:

  1. I like how you said I am from the rebellion

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  2. I love the passion you put into this poem. It really hits home.

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  3. Sarah,
    "Where fear creeps down your neck and attempts to cripple your legs" Amazing! Wonderful job!

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  4. I really like your word choice. It makes your poem very unique.

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  5. If Kyle was here he'd say your poem is rad... So yeah, your poem is rad, Sarah. Haha.

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  6. Your poem was well written. My favorite part was my destiny is my plan.

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  7. You have a very creative poem. I like the line "the unknown instigates me"

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  8. Interesting poem it was very good. It's grammar and flow were marvoulous.

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  9. I like everything about the first and third stanza.

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  10. This is a really good poem. I like how you said "I am from my mind"

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  11. I really enjoyed your poem and thought that the style was interesting.

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  12. I love the ending and nice rhythm

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  13. I really liked the lastand the rhyme you often did in the last two lines of each stanza.

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