The Painted Room
Annie?s all alone
In her own little world
She paints flowers on the wall
To hide the blood she let fall
Brush aside the rusty stains
With pretty painted petals
Injection kisses in the mirror
Help her see so much clearer
Sticks and stones
She?s flesh and bone
Veins that cave under pressure
A masochistic smile of pleasure
Does she see
Does she know
That the rain falls for her
Melancholy left hope behind
Say goodbye
To Annie?s tomorrow
In the Attic of her mind
Covered in Arachne?s silk
On a shelf in the back
Sits a window draped in black
It has never shown her the outside
The glass was broken all the while
Jagged edges feel like home
In her heart made of stone
Solitude is her pacifier
While the numbness steals the hours
From within her shadows dwell
All that remains is an empty shell
Does she see
Does she know
About the tears that fall for her
This requiem of life?s mischance
Whisper goodbye
To Annie?s tomorrow
A.N.- This poem was inspired by someone close to me that overdosed and almost died recently. He was lucky and I don't think that I'm over the scare it gave me. This is just a way to sort my thoughts and it's the only thing I've been able to write. My mind is still out of sorts about it. I just hope he's learned something from this and that he never has to go through this again.
The Painted Room (Poem)
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The Painted Room (Poem)
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Some things belong on paper, others in life. It's a blessed fool who can't tell the difference. - Madeleine "Quills"
Some things belong on paper, others in life. It's a blessed fool who can't tell the difference. - Madeleine "Quills"