My StageA Poem by Kaspar CarrIt has changed me.As the light begins to fade,
As the curtains start to close, The audience claps for me My act perfectly performed, whatever I do goes... I bow and turn my back on it all The lies, the act, the mask, The truth buried deep within the scripted lines They gave me to say, not one ounce of fact Purely for their enjoyment... Diminishing my soul. I run from the sounds of their amusement I refuse to play this role. My stage, one covered with fantasy, Merely a floor on which I lie My heart out to please And provide the cruelty on which they feed. My tears run freely but undetected As they clap and throw roses An excellent show once again upon which I reflect While I dance with the very horror I try to escape from... As always I run into the cage They sculpted from my blood Held together by my undying rage. I decide on one last outstanding act I walk upon my stage with knife in hand They look dumbfounded and clap I hold its gleaming body to my throat, my awful fans... And slice my neck... My stage no longer alive But rather one of the many insane capabilities Of my tortured mind What am I now? Am I me Or am I still what they want me to be? © 2013 Kaspar CarrAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorKaspar CarrAnywhere., NCAboutHello, My name is Kaspar I am 20, I live in America, I love poetry and quotes. Happily taken and in love since November 25th, 2010. Never tell me the sky’s the limit when there are footp.. more..Writing
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