This RoomA Poem by Brandon J. Perkins
This Room by Brandon J. Perkins The screams of millions locked inside my tears as darkness shatters in my eyes i womder why it had to be like this all i wanted was to find the one in the dreams i have when i think there's no one left for me i cleanse the walls of the stains of my crushed illusions, and lose myself in my own private drug, Desolation. The room smells ancient, with the feel of antiques that have been forgotten, or were never remembered, collecting dust. Time here is as withered as the smell of age and loneliness, an eternity in the space of a second, or a second in the space of an hour. But it doesn't really matter, in here. i pick my withered dreams up off the table, and brush away the spiderwebs. Sentimental value. Maybe someday i'll have a use for them. a tear caresses my cheek. the radiant warmth of a distant smile seems like my only friend sometimes. Until i remember that smile is now no longer for me. and suddenly it seems as though i never knew her smile. She could never love me the way she has loved him. The sadness wrenches welcoming tears from my eyes. To her i'll always be a shell. it hurts to finally be shown the light of love, and then left in darkness, To watch another bask in it As it grows even more brilliant than it ever was for you. Now i'm alone again. i'm so scared. Scared this room will be locked tight, and i'll be sealed inside. Collecting dust in a corner. As a spider spins its web across my face. © 2008 Brandon J. PerkinsAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on June 22, 2008 AuthorBrandon J. PerkinsCheyenne, WYAboutI live in Cheyenne with my girlfriend. I am currently unpublished, but I have two novels completed, and am working on a sequel and the first in a trilogy. I am currently in talks to publish my first.. more..Writing
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