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minds can be monsters
December 9, 2013
I feel so full of thoughts,
Yet so empty of thoughts
It doesn't quite make sense, because if you think about it,
We're always thinking.
Our minds are always flowing around with things.
Those "things" are sometimes happy.
They're the happy memories that make smile, or maybe even laugh.
Other times, those "things" flowing in your mind are terrible..
They're the ones that make you feel this kind of sadness.
A kind of sadness that thought never existed as a child, but does
It's like the monster you never hoped for under your bed..
© Rebecca W., Kannapolis, MD
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