Inside a Darkened Room

Alan .S. Jeeves

A darkened room knows no sorrow

No today and no tomorrow;

A darkened room has no sadness

It has no pain, only madness.

 

A darkened room has no light

Has no moon or starlight bright;

A darkened room has no shine

Has no lustre, yours or mine.

 

A darkened room has no good

Has no heartbeat, has no blood;

A darkened room has no breath

Has no life but only death.

 

A darkened room has no style

Has no simper, has no smile;

A darkened room has no grin

Has no easiness within.

 

A darkened room has no day

Has no notion, has no say;

A darkened room has no eve

Has no reason to believe.

 

A darkened room has no PC

It has no he or has no she;

A darkened room has no view

Has no me or has no you.

 

                       ASJ

 

 

  • Author: ASJ (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 23rd, 2020 01:00
  • Comment from author about the poem: Never allow yourself to be trapped inside a place where there is no light when outside the sun is shining.
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