Envy

Envy

A Poem by Ben Taylor

The fog loiters beneath the street-lamp,
Glancing sideways as traffic crawls beneath.
A soul bereft of body
Clinging loosely to this rib of roadwork--
It eyes me jealously,
Mistaking my prison of flesh
As an object to be envied.
I wonder at such ignorance.
Gusts abrade the mist into nonexistence,
And I, stagnant in my solidity,
Am saddened the breeze has not an equal effect
On this physical form.

© 2012 Ben Taylor


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Perhaps, this is the best review,
I call it

"Harsh Sentence (10 Words)":
By Frank James Davis

Lonely,
human
body
existence--
sent
to
your
room
for life!


Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Very thought provoking. But sad.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Goodness, pondering piece here,

like this alot

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on March 25, 2012
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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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