The Key
In my mind is a room with a lock door,
A door is holds memory, feeling and much more.
I lock these things away so long ago,
That there are things inside that I don’t even know.
But in class I learned to create a key,
A key made by poetry.
For years and year I have forged this piece,
I have hammered each fold and smoothed every crease.
And now I have the key to secrets behind this door,
But what for?
Did I not lock these things away for some reason?
Would this not be self-treason?
For year I pondered these thoughts,
About opening this door that’s been locked.
I have come to the conclusion,
That I should open the door and stop my seclusion.
Now that I have opened this door I am happy as can be,
Now I am free to be me.
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