Cell and Elevator

The 2 A.M Writer

Dark eyes bulging at my every move

Staring me down and cutting my privacy 

Slicing my eyes and diverting my concentration

Pump me full of lies I see

Whisper me my daily dose of false feelings

Tear me down like a wall only to rebuild and reclaim

You take my nails and scratch me close

Making every second meld the same

Fishhooks pierce my cheeks 

A stick attached to my jaws

Make me talk and slobber

Expose my internal flaws

I breathe fire and inhale smoke

You won't allow a visitor's hour

Give me a moment of solitary confinement

My concrete will ever allow a flower

 

 

  • Author: The 2 A.M Writer (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 25th, 2016 22:57
  • Comment from author about the poem: How anxiety kind of just keeps you stuck really. It makes you it's slave and doesn't let you go
  • Category: Unclassified
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