Prisoner of the MindA Poem by Carissa MarieParanoia has kicked in, And I try to separate what is real from what is
not. My grip on reality is slipping away As I drink shot after shot of coffee That is meant to keep me awake. In my sleep I am haunted By faces I have never seen before. And as I wake, I see them again- Imprinted in the white walls of the room That has been my prison. I cower at the sound of the bird's call, Signaling the song of the morning, That could only mean my death. My mind is a clockwork, Ticking away by the hour As I wait for the final blow. Could it be that the man by the window, Is an angel or- The devil himself in disguise? But if death is watching, He is surely enjoying my pain. For while he patiently waits for me To arrive at his doorstep, I am paralyzed and trapped, Bound and shackled, As a prisoner of my own mind. © 2015 Carissa Marie |
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1 Review Added on November 23, 2015 Last Updated on December 1, 2015 AuthorCarissa MarieAbout21. Female. AB Journalism. Philippines. :) Introvert. Weird. Over-thinker. Music lover. Bookworm. Frustrated Artist. Writing is my therapy. "Let my words be your own form of immortality" .. more..Writing
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