Chamber of Solitude

Royce Earnest Rasmussen

In the silent chamber of solitude,
I pour my soul onto paper,
Words dripping like tears
From an unseen wound.

Each verse a whispered plea,
Echoing in the vast emptiness,
Lost amidst the noise of indifference,
Drowned in the silence of neglect.

I sculpt emotions into stanzas,
But they remain unclaimed,
Unnoticed, like forgotten dreams
Fading into the shadows of obscurity.

The ink stains my fingertips,
A reminder of the futile dance
Of expression in isolation,
A solitary waltz with no audience.

I write to release the ache within,
Yet my words fall on deaf ears,
My heartache swallowed by the void,
A solitary lament in the vast expanse of apathy.

  • Author: Royce Earnest Rasmussen (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 12th, 2024 10:57
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem explores the profound sadness that accompanies the feeling of being unheard and unacknowledged as a poet.
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 2
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