So, there I was. locked away. stuck staring out the window of that acid room.
So, there I was. sitting against that padded wall.
So, there I was. they all thought I was insane.
So, there I was, not quite sure just how I got there.
Beyond the glass there was a war zone, the clouds were pouring flames.
The trees were scorching
the land was burning
Bullet holes in the facade- so many bullet holes in my brain.
They never let me out of that room- but I could hear my neighbors screaming.
I could smell blood on the other side of the door.
One day a bomb fell from the sky,
I could hear the machine guns tolling- the sky exploded into the room, and now the fire was chasing me.
The door seemed to unlock, as it fell inward onto my floor, and i caught a glance of that number etched upon the door.
So. There I was- Room 1223.
So, there I was. Free at last? or so I thought it- for the fire was chasing me.
I'm standing in a war zone,
amidst these hungry flames
searching for something that I could blame.
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Heartless and Disorientated
PoetryF. T. Willz wannabe I'm a tortured poet I guess -all photography is by me-