TimeA Poem by Kersti Elizabeth PinzonA reflection of the shut-in lifestyle from the perspective of an outsider.I see you in the window, Your pale skin, dark eyes Growing only blacker with time As you wait in your room For better days to come. I knew you once. You sat behind me. You rarely spoke. Your deep voice was fear. You clung to your phone, Which held more of your life Than school or family or friendship. Your world was a fantasy Which drove rationality to its death. I did not know you in those days. I doubt anyone truly did. You were only a game, A card on the table, The Joker no one wanted. When was the last time you saw light? When did you decide that it was no longer worth The time we each put in? What are you waiting for, In your little box of soda and pixels? © 2016 Kersti Elizabeth PinzonAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on September 17, 2016 Last Updated on September 17, 2016 Tags: hikikomori, shut-in, depression, video games, japan, manga, anime Author
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