Dead Rose

Akshadha_Joshi1310

The dead Rose sits at the table,

Alongside my ancient book of fable .

Next to it sits my diary,

Containing secrets nobody knows 

But me ,

I lay in my room as it shows,

Oh , I just wish to exist solely.

I let out a sigh,

As I acknowledge that time 

Goes by and by.

 

Apathy's a tragedy 

And boredom is a crime,

I escape from reality,

And fled to my fantasy.

Yet I sit with my dead eyes ,

The light inside of me dies,

And in a pseudo identity, I disguise.

 

I lay in my room,

And accept my doom.

As I wonder about death ,

And the ones who are dead ;  

A blank expression on my face,

As a war goes on in my head .

Death now , doesn't feel strange,

More like a distant memory ;  

Then I wonder if I am derange ,

And glance at the drooping flowers of ivory.

 

  • Author: Akshadha Joshi (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 29th, 2025 08:11
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  • sorenbarrett

    I particularly like the second stanza worded so well in feelings that so many can identify with a kind of life of Walter Mitty most lovely

    • Akshadha_Joshi1310

      Thank you for your kind words 💖. Such support is what inspires me to keep writing



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