how many bricks

how many bricks

A Poem by Megan E Twenter

a small tiny room
surveillance cameras
pointing fingers at me

check me out
strip me down
i took nothing you see

sign your name here
whats your name there
critical judgements of disbelief

shiny cold bracelets
a cold empty seat
why were you doing this to me

one phone call
250 for bail
gonna be an hour? here sit in this cell

one hour, two hours
387 bricks
one toilet, one window

two blankets, soft and warm
angry yelling
get the hell out of here

what did i do
where did i go wrong
i didnt do it i say

but inside scared
of a bigger meaning
about to take over in the end

© 2011 Megan E Twenter


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This is too good. You can definitely bring out the mundane with an amazing flow. Simple and a lovely read.

Posted 12 Years Ago


a small wound growling.
very nice.

Posted 12 Years Ago


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A very well written poem that was a captivating read.

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Added on July 7, 2011
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