Building a BoatA Poem by Emma RuthBuilding a boat, Building my raft, To keep me afloat, ‘Keep me from drowning’
She laughed.
Hush, hush,
The veil of sanity blows freely, unwieldy On the beckoning wind, Who whispers ‘unhinge’, To the tear-stained, pristine, rushing bride.
But time elapsed.
And died.
Too late…
I glance across the room; There’s an elephant staring at me from the other side. Bright pink… I think… Eyes wide on me, Eyes scream at me, Screaming ‘someone died!!’.
No it is not real, It is the fantasy you would write, If you were a realist, That self entitled pessimist… Pragmatist (Liar - shhh) And half the writer… It’s the writing that you might.
So me, only me, Sailing my Wide Sargasso Sea, Alone, Forever, To an attic somewhere, To be tortured by the girl I longed to be… Row Row Row Your boat... © 2012 Emma RuthReviews
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