Silence
The world outside of these four walls
Being just as out of reach as a cobblers chocolate
chip cookie on the top shelf of the pantry.
Silence
once again slamming the doors shut behind me,
like a draw bridge of a tower
making them impenetrable with barbed wires and bullet prof metals
making them unopenable from the outside with
locked chains wrapped between the handles like slinky coils
Silence
you finally allowed the room around me to stop rotating
I can feel the smile that was once plastered on my face
like the posters on the walls of my prison cell
smear and melt off the surface of my face
like makeup once a drop of sweat attacks
Silence
you have learned not to keep me to my own devices
You have taught my mind that my body and my heart are the enemies,
the ones who deserve this solitary confinement so we can finally be safe.
You have allowed my thoughts to play the records of every
“I love you” lost loved ones and twist their words to better tighten the restraints,
The better and sooner cut off the air supply so
I become nothing but a cute little piece of
furniture you have the abilities to say you own.
Silence
You have become the master of my sleep patterns,
my self-love movements,
you’ve been in charge of my free time the people
that I am able to use every dime on the dollar to use
in hopes, they haven’t forgotten me.
You have manipulated my schedule, molding them
as kids playing with slim,
I’ve tried to find ways out, to slip through the cracks and
see more light then I have in years
Silence
You’ve given worry and fear full rain over my emotions,