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The Red Room

The Red Room

A Poem by Miles

I saw my fate
It was fueled by hate
I must change my ways
My death can wait

I was alone
My tomb was red
All had abandoned me
No one cared
And it would last forever

I could see you passing by
But you wouldn't see me

Like an animal
I was barred from you
And I held strong
To my fear and anger

My passing brought no tears
They fell only while I lived
My pride disgusted many
Only the dead smiled at me

My tomb was clean
But it felt as if every crevice
Was pouring out shadow
And remorse

I denied the world
I couldn't accept its imperfections
I laughed at its beliefs
And shattered its hope

I shamed my parents
And despised the time
We had together

I was given a bag
Full of dead birds
At the door of my father's house
It brought forth fear, confusion,
And realization of my wrongs

But I couldn't accept
The reality before me
For I was ignorant;
Selfish and prideful

And so they rid of me
And I raved like a lunatic
All the way to the Palms

But the suffering was too great
So I put on a mask
And smiled to freedom

The masquerade lasted a week
And she beared me for three

Again I was exiled
But not for long
At last I reunited
With Ms. Narcissus

I must not go
To the Red Room

I'm not here for myself
I'm not here for thee
I'm not here for the world
I'm here to be free

© 2011 Miles


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Author

Miles
Miles

Darmsheim, Badem-Würtemberg, Germany



About
I'm American, I was born in Japan, and have since traveled to many different states and countries. I'm an Athiest and an Existentialist and I prefer the Multiple Big Bang theory. I play guitar, and .. more..

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