FortressA Poem by C.B.Extended Metaphor
It’s a wondrous fortress: The blood red mote ought not be More inviting. However we may try To confine ourselves within, The water of the outside breaches. A trespassing figment, we lower our
Bridges to gain our necessities. Merely enough to sustain us, Not so much to please us, but We feel safe, secure. A gilded fortress for our gilded hearts,
So forlorn we are without. So afraid we are, to let the bridge down So that company may entertain, So that others may soften our gilded souls. And yet, so difficult to block this wound
Once it is open and our own confines are Spilling out. Not so easy to retain some Any - amount of familiarity to our fortress, Because it was given away willingly. When all is lost, our fortress is empty
Devoid of all we held dear to us Until someone comes again, to fill us to The brim of our walls, with what we had Given before they had come. © 2008 C.B.Reviews
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1 Review Added on February 12, 2008 AuthorC.B.MAAboutMy name is Caroline, and I've been writing for about 10 years. I mainly focus on horror, but when I write it really depends on my mood. I'm not an angry or dark person, but I have thoughts which need .. more..Writing
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