WillyA Poem by PerditionWilly sat in a warm corner of his room thinking the last words from his father his mother was never a noise, never a sound never a worry or alive…the world had taken what was left the pills and the white stale rooms that he would
visit he sat there with his gun, his pen and his papered confusions the thoughts and meanings invading as they pleased a pounding and Willy stood his mind a gentle place ready for his black suit and coat “I wonder if
the other side has fountains” the pounding came louder and the scream commanding everything he no longer could give Willy began to write his words carefully and then a shot into his ribs he smiled looking out toward the red setting sun his gaze growing dim with memory the pen slipping from his hand in the final
words fell his actions and his tears "Kindness, I did not
make this world" the sun set and willy was buried on a hill where no
one came no one cared and no one bothered to speak no one with a warm bowl of soup nothing to say, " I am sorry dear Willy ….goodnight" Sarah sat in a warm corner of her room reading of Willy’s demise cleaning her dreams alone nothing but her tooth riddled pen and the markings on her innocent skin that spoke without her her only friend was the reading of Willy and his demise Sarah sat thinking how warm these corners can be how cold the winter when no one comes not a word or cup of sun to hold. © 2018 PerditionReviews
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