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Trapped
For thirty-two years
My face trapped inside an iron mask
Royal treatment gives no comfort
As guards bow on entering my cell
Yet they make no attempt
to rescue me from this torment
my face, long forgotten
yet my mind never ceases to work
remembering each moment
where I am meant to be
who I was born to be?
I pray for my memory to fade
That darkness never comes
It is the face of my brother
That keeps memory alive
At night my thoughts grow dark
I have killed him, torn his body apart
in thousand different ways
Would you not want to do the same?
Trapped as I am?
Wow, what a chilling poem. LOL, it’s something that I would write 🙂
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Glad you liked it, Leanne…
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