Cuboid Face and The Mom

rebellion_in_sanity

Fixed gaze at the painting,
something held her in thrall.
Her eyes told something moved;
the cuboid face 
started speaking,
the snake uncoiled.

 

Screamed,
a howl to be saved,
from imminent bite.

 

Cuboid face laughed,
a mirthless laugh.
She screamed-
not knowing 
what frightened her.

 

Pitch dark city,
bathed in neon lights.
Illuminated arranged scenes;
drowned reality in its glare.

 

She screamed-
lost her reality.
But, then felt a kick
in her belly.
She calmed down.
Placed hands on her bump
and found her reality-
she would be a mom.

 

The baby resided inside,
yet, the mother stepped out.

 

Cuboid dread suspended.
Picture snake still hiss, 
yet no bite.
Made up scenes lit up;
yet, they no longer had her.

  • Author: Rebellion In Sanity (Pseudonym) (Online Online)
  • Published: September 18th, 2025 09:27
  • Comment from author about the poem: A mother's priorities are different
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