Alone
a poem by Martin Binnington
© May 2013
I'm in a room without a
door,
A place I've never been
before,
There's no way in, and
no way out.
It's dark and dry, and oh
so small,
My head's on the
ceiling, my arms touch the wall,
There's no escape
hatch, no way out!
There's scrabbling, as
of little claws,
The constant buzz of
tiny saws,
Why is there no way
out?
It's claustrophobic, a
trap perhaps?
Maybe a building has
collapsed?
I try to yell,
"Please, let me out!"
I realise I made no
sound,
This room I'm in, it's
underground,
That is why there's no
way out.
I relax, accept my
fate,
There is no sign of a
heavenly gate,
I'm here forever,
trapped, with no way out.
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