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Created on: September 21, 2008
The Knowledge of the Old
The disregard of youth,
the waving of the rules
is haunting me now.
Living with the consequences
I never thought there'd be,
able to run no more.
Responsibilities and ties
are the inevitability
I refused to accept.
Time catches up with you,
closet doors open
and bony hands reach out.
Regrets I never wanted
are now all I have.
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