Minefield In Your Head by Charles M HarrisonWatch where you tread
this way lies dread
of thoughts you wish dead
minefield in your head
Careful you don't peep
where awful memories you keep
that made your heart weep
let them lay where they sleep
They can do a number
to your peaceful slumber
into happy dreams they lumber
tearing your heart asunder
Hidden just below
where you don't know
watch where you go
or one will surely blow
The trail on which you start
from it do not depart
consequences are not a lark
pain will rip your heart
Their siren call leads you there
they care not for your despair
hear them sing you where
with glassy eyes you stare
Search them out to disarm
so they can cause no harm
impossible sounds the alarm
to live without is not the norm
Carefully you must tread
through the minefield in your head
avoiding all you dread
seeking joyful thoughts instead 06/26/2000 Posted on 07/19/2006 Copyright © 2024 Charles M Harrison
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Chris Sorrenti on 07/28/06 at 06:25 PM Words to live by to be sure. Love the rhyming patterns from start to finish; not forced either. |
Posted by Kristina Woodhill on 08/02/06 at 03:27 AM The rolling rhythm of this is great - excellent advice without preaching. |
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