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Chains of Solitude


Could I be a person Lost in the sea Swimming deeper still To find memories? Such a Lonely person, Sinking to the ground, All I see are people Whom are no more around. Little joys in little things Soon are gone and replaced, Soon there will be nothing Except cloudy days. I draw chains upon my hand Because I know they're there.. Maybe if I see them and Erase them, they will break. Give me voices, I know myself too well. Give me ropes Instead of chains, So they don't weigh me down. I never knew How heavy emptiness could be. I never knew, So please accept my apology. Now we're both wrapped in Chains of solitude.
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laurawisher

In case you can't tell, this isn't my real name (: Very few people know this as my alter ego, and those few people most likely wouldn't associate me with this poetry. Umm... what else do I say... I like cats, then? =^.^=

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