Me and the Mind
Me and the Mind
I walk in and sit, a regular in tow behind me
She takes her usual spot upon the couch
I in mine, close enough to hear and not intrude
Fire in her eyes today, itching to tell her story
She speaks, I listen; wondering, pondering
She stops, looks at me and I lift my right brow
She smiles then frowns then smiles again
She speaks in soft tones, rain in her eyes
I listen on; one hour, two….on into the third
I spoke, spoke and listened to her thoughts
I comfort her, place a gentle hand on shoulder
I smile politely and offer what I can; advise
Maybe the world can be saved by me
I could be the one to destroy them too
Neither matter in the eyes of my own
If I could save just one, I’d be content