Out of it

PoeticBiscuit

Sitting down right here on this crooked wooden floor that’s squeaking from my weight,

A gun pressed against my head the cold metal sending shivers down my spine as I wait,

The anticipation building up, I swear I could feel the suspense, and honestly I’m so afraid,

Muscles tensing  up, my eyes close, there’s a burning coursing through my veins,

Not sure if it’s from the situation or the assortment of pills I took to get rid of my pain,

Waiting, I can feel my heart accelerate like a car at some race,

Gun clicks like a clock counting down my time as I brace,

Bracing for impact, waiting for the bullet to enter into my brain,

Taking too long, why is he taking so long? I just don’t understand.

I fight back my fear to open up my eyes what I see I just cant begin to comprehend,

Because I’m alone in this room and that gun against my head is in my hands.

  • Author: PoeticBiscuit (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 29th, 2019 02:27
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Poetic Dan

    Wow, what a way to start my week off. Very intense my friend!

    • PoeticBiscuit

      Glad you enjoyed it, wasn’t quite sure on this one. It’s much more intense and emotion based rather than fluent lines.

      • Poetic Dan

        Your soul shines in this dark post my friend, all expressions are art to me 😉

      • Christina8

        I know Dan said it but this is super intense!! Great write

        • PoeticBiscuit

          Thanks for taking the time to read and even more to give feedback, it always drives me to do better!

        • dusk arising

          A view into a very disturbed mind leaps off my screen. Your words, your imagination, i hope it isn't a part of your life these days.
          Compelling and dramatic work.

        • PoeticBiscuit

          I can say my mind is in a much better place than it once was, however I still tend to draw inspiration from those days.



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