GuiltA Poem by Connor StoneFirst experiment with creative writing in around five years.Alone I stand, In the blackest night. Stale, frigid air clenches me.
Its fingers are steel bars, Unbreakable by my frailty. I am powerless.
I am trapped in here. And I can do Nothing To liberate myself.
Paralyzed, only my eyes dart back and forth, Only to see I see Nothing.
So I open my eyes And I stare for miles Into a blinding crimson glare.
Heat boils me alive And chars my melting flesh And brings me to life.
I shut my eyes once more, so tight it hurts And clutch my sides fiercely
And I’m safe in her arms again.
For years, I’ve waited To hear her voice One last time.
Gently, she whispers Her last words to me. She smiles down at me With the visage of a saint.
In her eyes, I am free of Sin.
I stand alone again, in the dark. I have not been forgiven. I must be held responsible. I must be judged. I am forever at fault. © 2015 Connor StoneAuthor's Note
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Added on February 3, 2015 Last Updated on April 5, 2015 AuthorConnor StoneAboutI am a full-time student at an engineering university. I used to be a very enthusiastic writer, but I've let that get away from me until recently. I'm looking forward to getting back into it. more..Writing
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