Heart RateA Poem by A. HannahA woman finds herself dangling blind.
It's like a battered drum, drumming, drumming, drumming,
Pounding my tympanic like a crazed baboon Sharply crushing my ears with each thrum Disjointed, disappointed I cannot see I feel them ripping I feel myself slipping Sanity-lost Words, quiet and forceful Sharp and decisive-against my neck-a threat Terror, a trickle, a tremor, a whimper. My knees would fall were it not the ropes withholding my spinal collapse. This darkness This veil Revealing the color of terror and death like rubies against diamonds, against soft fresh leather Cascade No weight, lift, float. Warm, wet, peaceful © 2017 A. HannahAuthor's Note
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