Walls tall enough to hide the sun assuming it was there at all provide the cell I shall escape if doom will have its way horrors lurk in each corner whispering promises none should hear evoking screams that few heed echo loudly in response
resounding themes of egress though not based in hope’s sweet balm that was lost long ago when alarms became confused now the peels of distant bells lead to outcomes worse than death as the mirrors forever face rebounding terror felt within
the outward is replaced without regard for what may come ruins without bars when sanity no longer stands the corridor is always there allowing exit from this jail ideation provides the path imprisonment is still preferred.
The poem “Imprisonment” was written in response to a prompt, “write me a poem describing the most dreadful prison you can come up with.” I’ve lived in one that I’ll gladly share.