My own personal prison.
The dimensions,
small and compact.
In fact, the walls I can touch
from anywhere I stand.
The bars over the window
leave an interesting tan
as I'm clawing at the confines.
of this tiny speck of land.
The wall etched
with tally marks.
Every day,
every broken heart.
Stitched back together.
A work of art,
sticky back plastic
and ribbons strewn
around the beating halves.
The bed
a series of nails.
Set to impale.
The food bland and stale.
Only company is the rat
that visits at night,
the bats
that circle outside
and the swarming flies
that infest my mind.
My own private cell
on my own prison island.
somewhere in the depths of hell
I stand.
Where the lakes of fire
rage against the outside.
Licking higher and higher.
But it's not all bad.
You get time to think.
A lot of time to think.
I've always got my notepad,
I scribble the things
that make me sad,
things that bring me down.
I also write what makes me
happy and glad,
that wipe away my frown.
Thanks for reading
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