Closed Doors

ElenaGrace

A door groans shut on rusted hinges
Loved ones have passed, they're gone
But when a door's closed
You open it

There's just one problem
The key
is a kitchen knife, smuggled pills, a long fall

So now I enter my house with a blade
Leaping I leave it
I lock it, downing a glass of water

Together I linked us
So I wouldn't lose them
But now they're shackles
My dead weight

They're carried in my thoughts
Sugar sweet voices I don't want to hear
Are flittering like dark hummingbirds in my head
Devouring me with hungry smiles from the inside

 

 

  • Author: ElenaGrace (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 7th, 2017 12:31
  • Category: Unclassified
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