EnclosedA Poem by Emma DeBoerWritten in 2010
Flamboyant eyes fill the room with bliss.
In the corner is where I sit. My lips are desiccated and my skin is bruised. I feel the wind running. It's running from the lost souls. I listen to the cracking bones beneath my feet. As I lower my head, I seem to forget the time when I was happy. All is lost. The bodies below are cold, dry, and forgotten. As I walk by, I notice something queer. The wind is floating past. It is I lying cold, dry, and forgotten. I stare at the passing souls. For I am as gone as the next. Goodbye, young one. © 2013 Emma DeBoer |
StatsAuthorEmma DeBoerArvada, COAboutMy name is Emma DeBoer. I'm 16 at the moment. I am a poet, for the most part. I struggle with depression and social anxiety. Poetry is my only way of reaching out to the world. more..Writing
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