Freedom Door

Freedom Door

A Poem by Bhumika Devkota

Withering away in this prison.

Alone,

isolated,

stuck in a black cell, few feet away from the freedom door.

Black walls,

black beds,

black bars on the window,

in a black cell, few feet away from the freedom door.

Innocent,

screaming, yelling, and crying,

but no one listens to the girl trapped

in the black cell, few feet away from the freedom door.

Her mind is slowly losing it,

accused of a crime she didn't commit.

In the wrong place, at the wrong time,

and now in a black cell, few feet away from the freedom door.

Decaying and dying.

Her life turns in to the colors of a spring storm,

different from the lively sky that can be seen from

the black cell, few feet away from the freedom door.

© 2018 Bhumika Devkota


Author's Note

Bhumika Devkota
Prompt taken from http://visualprompts.weebly.com/high-school.html


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It sounds like someone is trapped in sadness and misery. Freedom is the right for all to gain and enjoy. Thank you for sharing.

Posted 6 Years Ago


Bhumika Devkota

6 Years Ago

Thank you for reading it!
Sami Khalil

6 Years Ago

You are welcome.

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Bhumika Devkota
Bhumika Devkota

Albany, NY



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Hi! I am Bhumika Devkota. I am the youngest from my extended family, which makes me a little - I suppose a lot- spoiled at times. I live with my parents and my older sister, who is currently a senior,.. more..

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