Song: Moving Slow
Yeah,
My Baby’s Momma…I’m stressed out!
Chorus
Things Moving slow, too slow
And I don’t know, exactly,
How fast I can go
When its moving slow, this slow
So much I can do with my time, but then
Again…
I don’t know
Verse I
It’s a stressful day at work
Sometimes I think, “what is it really worth“?
“I come in, I do my time,
And for what?
Is it worth this pain ride“?
Is my life this rough all the time?
What time and place will I find,
To feel what goal to finally achieve, though I thrive
Does anyone feel the vibe?
During this time, I feel there’s more then me, then meets the eye
How fast will it be in that time?
“Chorus”
Verse II
Your right,
To get by, I do a lot of deep thinking
Ways to counter act this mental illusion
It’s the best way and is inspiring
My goals I feel I can achieve
But I need a strong mind, and a willing heart
It’s the art I seek
You can’t be anything but be unique
You accept this as your fate
Whether to study or meditate
Someday, you will then feel free
I wonder all the time, will this ever be me?
Or is my time going to slow down in fates hand?
Like a lonely slow sink of quicksand?
Time right now is moving to slow to understand
“Chorus”
Verse III
Is it me, or is it life?
I’m slowing down, but I’m still young
I still need to fight
It’s a brutal conflict, when your unprepared
Then you become the victim of this smite
I feel sometimes, I can’t go on
I can’t figure out which ways,
To this puzzle, I walk in a maze
You feel your mind is in a daze
Troubles and worries, I walk,
I’m in a corrupt faze
My heart feels troubled, in these hollowed days
Either a sickness, or a mental disturbance
Ill takes a full control of my incoherence
My time is running out,
My life needs a new experience
“Chorus”
Does this song have an ending…?
Time is to tell, I guess…
It’s been 5 years since my Grandfather past away. So long, it happened on this day. The year 2001 wasn’t the best year for me. Though, it was the year I turned 18, and it was also my senior year in high school. I can mention a list of things down the line as far as my Domestic Dysfunctional Family (DDF), as well as 9/11, and even sports teams. Also at 18, I still lived with my Mother, but when I finished school I worked full-time. Didn’t go to college until I was 21; or have my drivers license until when I moved out of my parents house.
This poem was written by Jason Partington on Dec 20, 2006.
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