Double InprisonmentA Poem by RyanIntangible words escape her lips. Smooth hands locked In my worn digits. A perfect peck on my cheek, And the warden slams me down over his knee, Breaking my back.
Hands run through auburn hair. My hazel eyes locked onto her blue Eyes. My arm around Her torso, She whispers a secret to me. The scourging begins. The whip strips me of my only protection.
The pain is unbearable, And madness is only a whimper away. I can taste your lips, I bite through mine. Blood fills my mouth.
The whip takes its respite. My raw back is shackled to the granite wall. A solid knuckle finds its way Into my already broken jaw. I cry out your name. “Here she is”, Replies the warden.
Across the room A corpse is chained to the wall. Once auburn hair, Now mangled, knotted. Blue eyes, clouded over. Dainty fingers, broken every Which way. I attempt to recede into Madness, Escape the truth.
And as I drift, Your corpse exhales Only one word: Why? © 2011 Ryan |
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Added on March 18, 2011 Last Updated on March 27, 2011 AuthorRyanAboutCollege student interested in poetry, but too shy to admit it. My poetry is a little dark sometimes, and other times it is very lighthearted. All of the poems I have up are here to be reviewed. Ev.. more..Writing
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