The Lonely Poem
I’m trapped
Trapped in a cage with no bars
Without lock or key
This is the fate that befalls me
To be isolated and forlorn
From others I will be torn
I’m alone in a sandy desert
Standing in the dunes as the world crumbles
Out in a storm as the thunder rumbles
While lightning strikes the ground
And it is empty all around
Alone I stand
And all is silent
The wind whispers by
The only sound in this lonely abyss
And gas leaks from a pipe at a petrol station nearby
Making the memorable faint hiss
Unknown and Unheard
Nobody hears my mumbled words
In this hallway of broken bonds
Where there is nobody with which to correspond
Where all my friends have left and gone
And why is what I’m thinking on.
In this realm of lost dreams
Where none hear my silent screams
I have left
I am hollow
And none shall remember me
My existence here is like a fleeting wind
Quickly passing by before floating away, forgotten.
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