Cracking Through My EarsA Poem by BenjaminJamesSinking, alive
Where am I
This room is small The walls are in so close It's padded, bedlike closed, sealed I dont think I'm getting out of here I can hear them throwing the dirt on now Each pebble echoes Cracking through my ears The worms slowly slither through I can imagine family outside Hearing my screams And thinking nothing of it How ironic That's all I've been doing my entire life Screaming, pleading Searching, seeking For an ear to be lent Prior to laying in such a bed I know I was breathing I'm certain of it How could they announce me deceased There was so much life in me They must have assumed I was merely a dreamer With no hope of waking How am I to prove I'm alive As memories of me are sinking This air is thick As my lungs recycle it This box is hell And I'm its only inhabitant Dead or alive I better learn to find comfort in it Because there is no escaping My body will soon become A captainless vessel Left on its own To fester and rot With nothing to call home Sinking alone © 2014 BenjaminJames |
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1 Review Added on August 22, 2014 Last Updated on August 22, 2014 AuthorBenjaminJamesgrilled cheese sandwich cityAboutA wise man once said, and he was praised A poet once said, and those were his last words more..Writing
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