The AtticA Poem by MachinaWriterA poem about childhood...The
dust in the attic Fills
the air like crackling static Caught
in the glow of the falling dawn It
creates an image, and then it’s gone Of
a thousand tiny fairies Caught
in the light, and you’re stuck there staring Amazed Caught
in this temporary moment of grace Of
magic in the dust Of
suits of armor, on the empty bust Empty
crates, take another state As
castles, kingdoms, a magical place Newspapers
become buried treasure And
the room is larger than you could ever measure Donned
in old clothes, you’re regal And
the wardrobes are all your people You
swing your sword, a wooden cane This
world is real, it’s not a game But
the sun sets, and the light is gone And
without the glow, the room is wrong The
wardrobe leans, the people mean The
warmth has past, but you still you cast A
longing look at what could never last… © 2012 MachinaWriterAuthor's Note
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Added on September 12, 2012Last Updated on September 13, 2012 AuthorMachinaWriterSpringfield, ILAboutMy original passion has always been in writing stories. Most of them were fantasy stories, because I always wanted to escape. That's what it was. An escape from the troubles of life. Joining this site.. more..Writing
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