Hopeless BreathA Poem by Raymond DunnA time when I questioned my Faith. I felt prisoner, secluded and shackled. I felt cold, as if every breath I took was drawing black oil into my lungs. My beating heart sounded lonely, unsecured.His breath wails in the hollowness of my chest, it wields storm and furious torments of rain. Deep in my cavity, I call this my home. My lair, dungeon… torture chamber. My shackles nailed to the wall, mind silenced over matter, the matters- that continuously flood this cavern. His breath is warm but chill and carries to the frost-bitten bone. Need for the sun, mortar between bricks. A layer supplemented with the dangerous assumptions and lies I hear everyday. My breath is secluded, rewritten in false context. © 2012 Raymond Dunn |
StatsAuthorRaymond DunnTNAboutA college student who likes freedom, nature, and the unknown and usually writes on these topics. I am here to share my life as it is written. more..Writing
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