HauntedA Poem by Jennifer.
Violet eyelids grow heavy,
And fall with the sound of drums.
My fingers clench numbly,
Because they know my time has come.
I can no longer hear my hollow heart beat anymore.
My arm limply rises,
As I reach out blindly towards the dying light for you,
But oh! You just silently close and lock the door!
Don’t you know you’re trapping me off in this iron cage of darkness?
Don’t you know you’re locking me in for all the liquid, gold eyes to assess?
I feel the cold hands of winter frost teasingly trace my trembling skin.
I’m haunted by the shadows stalking me in the night.
I’m haunted by the chilling cloud of whispers binding me ever so tight.
I can smell the scent of suffer and the aroma of a torment I hope you never know.
I feel the sound of screams and taste the hint of harrowed tears—
Why won’t they leave me alone?
Twisted memories lay scattered and burning on the floor,
And silver webs of never-ending lies are tangled in my hair.
Outside my window the moon drips poison honey on the moor.
My voice is too strained from choking on fear to scream out for morning,
My hands too scarred from clawing at air to lift their hungry, heavy stares.
© 2009 Jennifer.Featured Review
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14 Reviews Added on October 12, 2009 Last Updated on October 12, 2009 AuthorJennifer.PAAboutI am 18-years-old and have been writing stories ever since I learned how to form sentences together in Kindergarten. It has been my dream to write and be a published author ever since then, and it's .. more..Writing
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