Haunted house

Haunted house

A Poem by Sigrún's musings

The room you never entered, is the one I never left.
The room with the pictures on the ceiling,
where the floors have tasted iron and the air is stale 
with ambivalence 
and tales of unsure hearts left reeling.
Sometimes I return,
to this room you did not get to see.
The room where a stranger held my hand
and asked me about Venice,
where I spoke to her of Gondolas 
while the ghosts crawled up inside of me.

© 2025 Sigrún's musings


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Added on January 8, 2025
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