Train Ride
With each tracks shifting from left to right,
My head, hollow and frail—
Turns side by side,
Drowning me and clouding my once thought filled mind,
With patterns and maze where points can't be traced.
When did this start?
A question I dared to ask,
With answers deep in my pocket—
Desperate to get out,
For nothing is unforeseen;
Only denied until one seeks for it.
Expecting a challenge to collect each clues,
And finding out you've befriended the arrows aimed at you.
Escape is no use,
When running is expected,
Yet no compass direct certainty for success—
Nor does maps reflect areas to succeed.
Like how water is forced to flow—
Even in places it won't show,
Like how trains are completely in motion—
Through bridges and mountains and you inside it.
To find out is to move,
Not closer to ones goal;
But closer to you.
You who was shaped and formed—
Who learned to fit and not overflow.










