IsolationA Poem by Roger MorrisonThe attic is open, the devil's chamber, scarring the eyes of mere mortals like me Isolation Isolation Twisting my heart Wrenching my brain Wringing my soul In my mind is an attic The door is locked Full of dead thoughts The key can be found A shroud of silence Suffocating Weighing heavy On my weary eyes I’ve grown so tired From my journey How many trials Are still to come? Haunted memories My demon lingers Heinous acts I must redeem The attic is open The Devil’s chamber Scarring the eyes Of mere mortals like me I hear his footsteps Gruesomely quiet Grotesque and gnarled His voice when it calls He slams my door The corner is darkened He pleasures himself With my bouts of pain Insanity I know my mind too well Still searching for my heart Devoured by shadows All I wanted was love Wicked manifestation The grimace of sorrow Loneliness bares its teeth © 2011 Roger Morrison |
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Added on April 8, 2011 Last Updated on May 19, 2011 AuthorRoger MorrisonChandler, AZAbout18 years old, from Eugene, Oregon. Living in Arizona. In the words of H.P. Lovecraft: “The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all i.. more..Writing
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