A Visitor
A visitor he came one day
In a shroud of smoke and steam
He took refuge in my brain
And chose to never leave
He fills my head with blackened clouds
And with vines of bittersweet
No matter what I say to him
He says much worse to me
No matter how I raise my voice
I can’t block out the noise
He’s locked me in here with him
But he says that it’s my choice
He says: “My dear, you’re stuck with me”
Your worthless and you’re weak
There’s nothing you can say or do
So don’t waste your voice to speak
I haven’t seen a soul in months
Or has it been a week?
He is my only company
Oh how my world is bleak
I listen to his every word
What else am I to do
Maybe if I tell my tale
He’ll pass from me to you.
Copyright © The Ant | Year Posted 2023
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