the small windowA Poem by forevermore1218I think everyone feels like this sometimes. It's one of the few things we all have in common. Enjoy :)hugging my legs on a concrete floor wearing nothing but a black night gown I can feel the empty presence I have in this dark room
the solid concrete walls block me from the rest of the world though every surface is cold and gray the only light comes from the small window
this window is my only evidence of life its light shines through the small box it shadows a small streak of light on the floor the only spot with warmth
I feel goosebumps rise on my arms as the thin hair tickles my neck thought there are no chains holding me to the floor I can not find the courage to move
from my bare boned feet to the tip of my fingers every ounce of hope is sucked from my body along with all of my warmth
I look across the room I look at the only object in this room across from me is a small hand mirror I take my hands off my knees
I reach for the mirror as I pick it up over my portrait I notice a small crack forming across my face
the crack continues to grow ...... and grow...... ...... and grow..... ...... and grow.....
until the portrait becomes broken glass
I turn around and look up at the small window the light beaming through has faded away the bright window has become a shallow hole bringing in cold air
I stand up and walk across to the hole I look at the hole and then look at the cold floor and I sit with my hands cradling my knees and I wait for the warmth to come back
I continue to wait
…..and wait….. …..and wait….. …..and wait….. …..and wait….. …..and wait….. …..and wait…..
…..and wait….. …..and wait…..
© 2012 forevermore1218Author's Note
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11 Reviews Added on June 25, 2012 Last Updated on June 25, 2012 Authorforevermore1218Purple Haze , PAAboutHey various writers! Bio: I am an American twenty one year old girl who has been searching FOREVER for a good writing website for my poetry and short stories. I am really excited about meeting yo.. more..Writing
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