PrisonerA Poem by cassandra violetanother poem in the collection I'm working on where each piece is about a different dream I've hadI dreamt of a dream where in it I thought I woke from sleep during the darkest hour of night from the sound of the flipping of a book’s pages- yet I was alone, my vacant home's sole companion. Startled I stood, fear beating through my throbbing veins when suddenly hissing fog blacker then the hour crept through my walls filling my floor with shadows that screamed with my fear. It paralyzed me, holding me down onto my bed. My tears began to fall across my static face as my limbs struggled against the shadow's choking embrace. I was stuck behind the bars of the fog’s cell and when I cut through its penetrating ropes, I only found myself waking as a prisoner once again; my escape having been an illusion, for in the shadow’s claws I was still stuck and every time I tried to run, the scene was repeated again and again until my dream finally released me and I was set free from its grasp, but not from the fright I felt upon remembering the images as they stalked my mind, and in my bed I shook all night, waiting for the tick of my clock To bring me the sunrise. © 2011 cassandra violet |
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Added on January 12, 2011 Last Updated on January 12, 2011 Authorcassandra violetboston, MAAboutI hate this part. This is the part where I try to tell you who I am, what I've been and what I want with every single last milimeter of blood dancing in my veins to become- the person who my heart bea.. more..Writing
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