Beneath a Blackened SkyA Poem by WokenawskiInspired by Silvia Plath's 'The Bee Box'Beneath a blackened sky I tell you no, Not I. No murderer am I. Yet here I stand. All killed By my hand, Creatures, hundreds. In a tiny room, A single light, An open window In the dead of the night. By accident you see, A swarm of menace Are drawn to me. Instinctively I kill them. I cut the light And blasted in. Poison. To suffocate. Air inhaled, I stride right through And blasted Times two. No door, No window, No way out. I take the life, Suck it right out. A graveyard, I made Beneath a blackened sky. A murderer, Not I? © 2016 Wokenawski |
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Added on September 9, 2016 Last Updated on September 9, 2016 Author
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