Free verse № 3072
Walls
Outside, the wind blows cold, whipping faces and making knuckles ache.
The dark is hanging like a heavy blanket over our town.
Wolves run out there among the trees, houses and buildings
seeking prey among those roaming between glittering frozen
branches.
The only barrier between me and the wind and wolves are walls.
Walls, just a few inches of wood, glass and paint.
The inside walls of my room are the colou of heartblood
and so I lay in my warm bed, sleeping soundly.
Behind my thin walls, the wind howls.
31 comments
'Lessun' you were being all metaphorical and such...
Leomonade--Theory turns me on. Seriously, we have nothing better to do here than watch plains go over our heads and contemplate. What part of my last point did you miss? But hey, on a friendlier note, I am glad you picked up the Elliot/Chaucer punch, now I know someone on this site is schooled. Even if the poem is meant to be crap. And as far as writing classes go, half of them are like group therapy, filled with needy people and looking for art in the meantime.
You are both a scoundrel and a dipshit. razorgrin knows Father Christmas, and she told me that he told her to tell me to tell you that you shan't be receiving the Fisherman's Harvest Playset you so frantically dream of.
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