Her Flickering Light
Cold and dark where once was warm,
Feelings of black ooze a straight,
Line of grime down to her floor,
In her hall of demoralized waste,
And her light keeps flickering throughout the whole day,
Flickers on and off in her head,
Keeps her awake in the dark of the night,
Awake though she’d rather be dead,
Dead in her heart, dead to her thoughts,
She’d rather be dead to the pain,
She’d wished those moments of anguish and hurt,
Had died and drained from her brain,
Instead she stepped to a life in the dark,
She’d given up all of her fight,
She’d given all she was to the dark in her mind,
To the bleak black flickering light.
Copyright © Lewis Raynes | Year Posted 2018
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