Poetry Poem: The Doll
Written by Liam
Too long now have we simply listened
As the wind swept storm
Rattled the shutters
Stuffed the gutters with leaf with loam
Listened, yet never heard her tears
Watched, yet never saw her fears
She was rattled indeed
Wrecked from the inside out
Storm troubled
Trembled cried cowered and died
Though she never showed it
Either to you, me or who else their was to see
She swallowed whole oceans of doubt
Day after day
Waves crashed, smashed, up inside her life
Against walls built by
Her mind
To protect, to hold
Till it broke!
Swept away she was
Nothing but tears
Shaking with fears
Wet cold and lonely
Her soul a ragged doll
Caught by twigs
On a branch, in a park, in the dark
Still morning came
Warm strong that shone
In through her sight
Her dam had gone
The surprise of self recognition
The picture of her sweet self
Made her laugh
She was as she ever was
Only now empty cleaned nourished
Alone in light
Quiet too
Now she knew
She had never left
She had only just begun.
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