House Of Misery

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    House Of Misery

    HOUSE OF MISERY

    Here I am again
    this darkness looks so familiar,
    these tears I am crying
    taste of the same salty pain.
    The shadows greet me
    with open arms,
    loneliness spreads wide her legs
    for she knows I will
    again enter her barren womb.
    She laughs and taunts me
    this mistress of mine,
    for she knows I always return
    to her arms of misery.
    This house, these walls;
    are the same walls,
    only they seem higher, more solid,
    harder to escape, harder to let in .
    The hallways and rooms
    are cluttered more then ever,
    more sorrows and abused dreams
    piled upon the floor in towers,
    like ancient
    dusty unread books
    waiting to be read .
    Unused desires
    crammed into closets,
    falling off of shelves,
    thrown into dresser drawers
    so full they will never close again .
    Ventilation shafts
    blocked by passions seeking fresh air,
    choking on its own desire
    to inhale and exhale love
    in a polluted wasteland of emotion .
    Then there is this hot putrid attic
    with it's little tornadoes of insanity
    twisting this way and that
    through the maze of love's madness,
    confusing that thin line
    between love and hate .
    And there below
    in the cellar
    of this house of misery
    dwell the monsters
    and demons of my guilt .
    Crying out all of my mistakes
    making judgments of my motives
    demanding judgment of my soul .
    I will stay here now
    for the rest of my days,
    I will dream of what should have been,
    entertaining ghost from the past .
    They will tell and retell
    each pain I have lived,
    counting the days
    ticking away to eternity ….

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    DeepBlueSeas commented on House Of Misery

    05-13-2009

    wow, fuckin "A" man

    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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