Other Poems (1) - Prince Tomar


I am sitting in my room
I am working on my laptop
There it is in front of my eyes
Dealing with the dust.

I will go out 
I will come back 
There it will be on my table
Dealing with the dust
I should take it - I must.

"did you finish it?"
asked my mom the 100th time
When I got a call from her 
I lied, "it's almost finished"
Did I break her trust?

Wait. it's not like I don't want it
I will finish it
But first, I must start
It's waiting there
On my table, waiting
 For me to stop
Either I will start or I will write.

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