WHEN TOWERS FELL

nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson)

It was a day
Idle in life
Sunlight blocked
Thoughts in strife
A shaking hand
Fingers nicotined
An empty bottle
A glass uncleaned.

An ashtray
Which overflowed
Half cigarettes
Like stubbed toes
A clinging sweat
From wheezing chest
Blood shot eyes
Very little left.

A day in which
The towers fell
The castle walls
Became a self made Hell
Waiting for
A little hope
A sign of peace
A chance to cope.

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  • sorenbarrett

    Neglect and abuse lead to deterioration in this poem of literal towers of metaphorical body in either case collapse. Nicely written



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