Depressed
Misery is knocking
I’m holding the knob
Mind’s not made up,
Verdict; a hard bone to chew
With my milky teeth,
That’s too sharp to tear
The tongue, willing
To tell out my pain.
Wish someone can open
The door from outside or
Come in through the window.
Maybe my hero is farther
Or my burning heart can’t be felt
Neither can the flame be seen.
Misery is knocking still,
I can hear her voice
Loud and clear.
Confusion; a well baked bread
Collaborate with demise steaming in the oven,
Yet known can perceive
The sweet smelling savour.
Misery in stillbirth
No midwife to deliver her.
Copyright © Ann Yeeka | Year Posted 2021
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