snow globe
Sometimes, I imagine my life is a snow-globe, protected in my own bubble surrounded by the most breathtaking views of meadows and petals, fresh lavender kissing my skin.
But then I remember the mundane reality of my greyscale life and the shackles of restriction forced upon my wrist slowly but surely they are wearing me thin.
The beauty of a snow-globe, safe from the world, wrapped up in bubble wrap and tucked away with precaution and care,
But also forgotten at the back of the cupboard, making appearances only one time a year.
Wouldn't it be nice? To be alone in peace, only with your thoughts and to liberate your mind,
To the harsh truths and coldness you'll forever remain blind.
I used to imagine my life as a snow-globe, delicate with fragility, a thin layer to block it all out,
But all I can see is being shaken and stirred, prodding and shattered now all my mind's filled with is doubt!
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