Walks

I journeyed down this street of mine

No waves were made but eyes would follow

I was deaf to the world without much concern

But I made sure to glance over my shoulder

I didn't see much, didn't really care

The cars could avoid me if they choose

Without much idea of where I was going

I just waited for the sweat to emerge

To feel that sense of escape

It was nice for the moments it lasted

But I found myself frightened

And was stupid enough to return home



And here I am without anything positive to say.

Author's Notes/Comments: 

This is hardly even a poem, I don't know why I'm keeping it.

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