Enshrouded Serenade

Ibrahim Homsi

I am a Lamb, bound to slaughter

Bound and gagged, unable to shout.

The knife is sharp, the blade is cold,

I feel my lifeblood slowly ebb.

 

The voices in my head scream,

No, they howl:
"Why is it you do this to me?"

Though I cannot speak, nor move,

As I am trapped in silent agony.

 

Words etched deep in my being,

Deeper than I ever have been.

Stacked upon each other,

My feelings lay,

Forever waiting to be expressed.

 

Ticking bombs inside me,

Never being lit,

Always in dormant state,

I wonder what is it,

that keeps me quiescent.

 

I am not a Lamb.

I am not whatt I intended to be,

How can one hate its own genesis?

  • Author: Ibrahim Homsi (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 18th, 2023 14:54
  • Category: Reflection
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  • L. B. Mek

    deep, impactful metaphor
    a thought provoking write, thanks for sharing

    • Ibrahim Homsi

      I'm really grateful for your feedback. It's helpful to know that you found my poem to be thought-provoking and sharing. I'm still learning, but I'm really enjoying the process of writing poems. I'm excited to see what I can create in the future.



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