Glass BoxesA Poem by Falling Leaf.An emotionally distraught free verse.
The world peers at me with eyes too black for comfort.
They glisten like the steel tongue of a dagger, and they slice through me like one, too. All that I think is all that I have, all that I feel is all that there is, truly, the universe outside is a montage of abstract paintings, lackluster, irrelevant. The people point through the walls of glass, and it is I they observe within this cage. A hurricane with skin. A tornado on fire. Too unstable to belong. Stand back, kids, don't feed the animal. I gaze back out at them with eyes dead and cold, twin pieces of coal, because any fire that burned for this life sputtered out ages ago. This relentless labyrinth of emotion sprawls through me, head to toe to gut to everything throughout, choking me like a blanket of ivy. I thought I could cut myself into the shape they all want me to be, but f**k it, I'll bleed out before they'll ever accept me.
© 2014 Falling Leaf.Author's Note
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5 Reviews Added on December 5, 2014 Last Updated on December 9, 2014 AuthorFalling Leaf.In the Woods, IAAboutI became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity. I love to write and I love to review. Send me requests and I'll leave you my thoughts. I would hope that you'd do the same for me. My re.. more..Writing
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