My mind is like an old dusty attic
Haunted with age and cobwebs
Hanging from a rotting roof
That invites the cold bolting wind
And draws the frozen sands inward
In it I keep thoughts, experiences
And wisdoms in snarled boxes
Caked with dust and debris
To be opened and issued in times of need
To enlighten the situation's stealth
But sometimes a container may be pushed aside
Remaining well concealed, until at last
In a minùte search for aid
At the final hour of tribulation
Discovering my assets to mend
The tear in my serenity
To prevent this from happening
I must often repair and maintain
My hidden timeless treasures
That I may truly appreciate
Their greatness and beauty
For me, for others wandering, waiting
It is a blessing to be able and willing
To help anyone in need when
The time comes and to keep
The attic looking sharp
Lest someday someone
May come and venture too
Knocking the house down and then
I would be helpless, without coverage
A mindless thought, a thoughtless mind