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Lahkeesha Ghastin
Poems
Feb 2018
Windowed cell
No light but the moon.
No scene but the unforgiving waves,
vast and melancholy.
Here I pace.
A small room built for torment
my punishment persist
As resilient as I am,
I admit
my mind is about to give.
These four wall haunt me.
Small and lonely.
My cell faces the sea
Dull light chases away darkness,
as the outer world calls awarness
This one glimpse I have,
this small gift
for it
I am grateful
my fragile window.
It started out as a short story. I adapted it to a poem
#cell
#prison
#alone
#window
#sad
#isolation
#painful
Written by
Lahkeesha Ghastin
34/F/Appleton, WI
(34/F/Appleton, WI)
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