I woke rattling and rocking
Gentle but still alarming
Curtains to my left and right
And black was the starry night
But within the place where I was born
Light shines about so be forewarned
Within my mind, the light did shine
But all around, no light was found
The light was in my private room
A carriage steadily rolling through
A starlit night, without any haste
Going at a perfect pace
A perfect pace that did not change
Such consistency felt awfully strange
Would that I'd stop and step outside
But I could not, I was made to hide
The driver, yes, she may be there
But truthfully, I do not care
My horses draw me forth and I
Don't know why, but they're my guide
Every inch I move forth
Is in the context of my horse
So is that all that my life is about?
Or might I take an alternate route?
Might I drift off to sleep once more
Or should I lie on the carriage floor?
And wait for death, for I know this ride
Is just my life, and it's about time
Idea for a poem