Anxious Reflection (a sonnet)

hidden.shine

The floor boards let out a whining threat,
as I count the seconds and my breathing.
I'm no longer stable; I begin to sweat.
This tension I endure, is unceasing.
I reach for the answer, but I go into shock.
This floor is crumbling
and my bones begin to lock.
This wallpaper is mumbling
and down my body goes.
I'm curled into a question mark, waiting for this house to foreclose.
-m.

 

  • Author: - M.M.K. (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 31st, 2017 16:59
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 69
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  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    WELCOME FRIEND ~ Thanks for your first poem ~ Love the melancholy it is complemented by the picture ! In my experience ~ Sometimes life resonates the sadness in your Poem.~ Thinking of you ~ Yours BRIAN ~ Please check my Poem ~Tthank B.

    • hidden.shine

      Thank you (:

      And I will, of course, check your poem!

    • whisperingquill

      Damn, sorry friend if this is true

      As far as the poem tremendous flow and rhyme my compliments

      Stay scribing and striving dance within the surviving

      • hidden.shine

        It was true, earlier this year
        and thank you.
        I'm glad you enjoyed it! There's more to come.

        Also, your advice is beautiful.
        "Dance within the surviving".

        • whisperingquill

          Thank you and your welcome

        • Renzi

          💓

        • MendedFences27

          I find this brilliant. Your words and use of language make this poem flow ever so freely. Your rhyming is good enough as to be unnoticed. A beautiful if also dark poem. Loved it - Phil A.

          • hidden.shine

            Bless your heart for your comments. They mean the world to get feedback and support!

            I quite like this sonnet, too. Wrote it 4 years ago...I admire it because I was in a very dark place and still wrote something so beautiful...delicate...powerful. I long to write like this, again, but I don’t wish the pain back. This poem is a bittersweet reminder, I suppose.

            Checking out your works next (;



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