Poetry
The Fan
The fan
It blows. And soon, It’s cold. I dream.
For nights, the ire, they bring, to fight.
The sting of noise, it hinders, not.
The freeze, I fear. My steed, he’ll rise
as I go down. I close my eyes
And then I drown. The world awoke
The night is here to rescue me.
I enter worlds of not, they laugh
and taunt, I drain myself alone.
a child makes a man in time,
but man is not a child’s clone.
As we can be as cold as winds,
Our dreams release and calm our sins.
I dream again, the rays, they come.
A broken light, cared not, by some.
What’s real, it whispers now and bursts.
The day arrives.