Yellow Brick HouseA Poem by Madison E O'HaraThe place nightmares were born fromYellow Brick
House I
can’t breathe. I
can’t see. I
can’t feel. Everything
has stopped All
I can do is walk past as fast as I can. This
is the place my world went black. This
is the place I lost myself. I
never wanted to see it again Here
I am right in front of the yellow brick building imbedded with my previous
innocence I
want to run I
want to hide But
you’re always there Standing
tall and standing firm Forever
haunting my mind Forever
a reminder Forever
the place my life changed forever. You
are a building You
are a room with a bed You
are inanimate and sterile But
I can’t see you without seeing him And
seeing his face throws me into that night once more. I
can’t love my love like I want I
can’t be who I want I
can’t express what I want Because I don’t actually want it Because
I can’t Because
of you, because of that house, because
you raped me. © 2016 Madison E O'HaraFeatured Review
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StatsAuthorMadison E O'HaraLondon, Ontario, CanadaAbout3rd Year Student at Western University with an Honours Specialization in History with Minor in English for Teachers. Originally from Muskoka, ON Seriously inexperienced writer, but it's a small hobb.. more..Writing
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