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Prisoner in My Own Body
Little did I know,
that a day will come,
when the mirror will freeze,
and I will look down,
to a different me.
Little did I know,
that the face will stare,
without a blink,
looking darker than the,
old banyan tree.
Joy and sorrow,
why can't I feel?
Bittersweet,
wounds remain without a heal!
Why have I been,
left to clean,
the prisoner in my own body?
I want the sorrows back,
I want the crying back,
I want the bad days,
I want the people's gaze,
I want my lonely evenings,
I want my crazy feelings,
'cause I know, they give way to a different 'morrow.
Now I stand,
with my own me,
like a dead free,
and a sad tragedy.
Little did I know,
that the day will come,
and I will be,
scampering to crawl,
out of the mess called me!
'cause I am the prisoner in my own body!
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Pen on paper.
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