Carousel ...

Ivory

Exhausted and confused
I look for answers.
Nothing comes to mind.
I'm trapped on a carousel.
Concentric, rhythmic circles
spoil my stomach,
I must shut my eyes.
Carnival melodies
Blaring above me,
Head is throbbing,
uncontrollable sobbing.
I realize my soul has been robbed,
by the same person who promised to protect me.
I'm still compelled to return to the false safety,
of what I once knew.

The ride screeched and halts;
maybe all that I'm feeling now, is my fault.
Too afraid to move;
when I got on,
I knew it would lead me right back to you.
And there you are waiting,
Two tickets in hand.
Foolishly,
I take the bait.
Here we go again...

  • Author: Ivory (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 27th, 2018 05:34
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 14
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Comments2

  • Aislinn Wilson

    Good metaphor

    • Ivory

      Thank you.

    • Brycycle

      Great write, I like the metaphor 🙂

      • Ivory

        Thank you



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