![]() The Dark Room: Cellophane – A boy named IdeaA Poem by Kimberlee![]() Poem 2 of the series deals with a boy and society.![]() The Dark Room Cellophane " A boy named Idea
There’s a walkway that bridges the gap between one building and another. It is spread with Marigolds and Violets that litter the edges of the path on the far right and left. The middle is split (morf ytilear!) down into the form of a boulevard. Viridescent leaves sprout from Birch and Elm. One foot in front of
the other, I concentrate on my walk as the little man screams at me: And I do, for now.
Every color, every sound assaults me. I can hear the church bell ring from a building that is ten minutes away. I can smell the fresh cut grass. I see- just over the fenced cliff- cars speeding at light years across a yellow bridge. I know that for some reason I smile for no reason because I become so overwhelming lost in my thoughts. I’ve learned to keep my mouth closed about nature. My tongue is housed by a mouth in which an invisible set of hooks tie my lips.
I used to be so transparent and shiny, But then I would say eccentric things like- Wow! The sun smells amazing today! I could smell the pavement when it was hot out similarly to how one can smell asphalt after a hard raining.
Then there was the judgement, where people gave me looks. I just started to assume that everyone judged me, and half of the time it was true. A girl once told me that I am always negative, even when I am happy or laughing. Why is that? Did I cause them to dislike me? Was my paranoia the reason I was so detached? Suddenly, I lost interest in the Marigolds, Violets, and Chrysanthemums of the world. I no longer smelled the sun or the grass. Everything was gray. And worst of all- any thought or passion behind this Idea disappeared.
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