Calling to me.

Calling to me.

A Poem by Ian Faraway
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Attempting a new format here so bear with me.

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The fire that once burned brightly is dimming and 
the darkness that surrounds it grows closer, 
sending chills down my spine and draining me 
of what little life I have within me. 

These stone pillars begin to crack from abandonment, this
 forsaken prison. Forgotten. Like me. Nature begins to reclaim these worn
 walls. So, too, shall it reclaim me. There is no hope, 
for it left with everything else.

Thump. Thump. Thump Thump. ThumpThumpThump. I can hear my heartbeat quicken in the maddening silence of my mind. Fear has 
become my only companion in this decaying, stone palace. Falling pieces that awaken me at night.

Startled. Alone. Weak. These walls crumble day by day, 
but I remain the same. Unmoved, afraid to 
move. But the moonlight struggles to break 
through the cracks, to light the darkness in this place. 

Calling to me.

© 2014 Ian Faraway


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Added on August 19, 2014
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Ian Faraway
Ian Faraway

Somewhere, NH



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A Poem by Ian Faraway