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Unfortunate Happiness


The apple colored hair Shines In the room of madness. The creaked, Suffocating Window is opened For light In the shelter of the pained. I smile of freedom Glistens Off of the man’s face As the day rolls on. He lies there, Alone. Happy he is gone.
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