Poem: Going Crazy

I feel a little crazy, 
I feel a little mad, 
I trampled down a daisy,
and felt a little sad. 
I searched through air and water, 
through fire and the earth, 
to find out if the martyr
had ever given birth. 
No one could tell me more than
what I already knew; 
No more I need to see man, 
for his virtues are few. 
Whereat my foot soon stumbled, 
and I fell on my face; 
My starving belly rumbled, 
so I quickened my pace.

And lonely I now wander over shifting sands
Lo, these years of longing just to shake some hands.
But damned to desert regions without friend, 
chained to this secluded dream I bend. 
So all is striving for a breeze, 
Someone come to visit, please.
I'm dying all alone, 
withered down to bone. 
And all is dust.
Won't you just
let me
free.

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