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Poem venting anger. |
A room in muted colors lies; A room one could grow to despise; A room no happiness implies; And yet I sit and wait. Somber, sad alone, depressed, All potential lies at rest, A room that cannot be possessed; And yet I take the bait. The table set, adornments hung, And still the bell has not yet rung. The happy song is not yet sung. Are good times simply late? Dimly lit in sepia tone, A single light that stands alone; Oft’ to flickering it is prone, Neglect has caused this state. Balloons have deflated; the light is now fading; Repeatedly shunned, the guests are not aiding Through dust and decay, they are no longer wading The bitter scorn turns friendship to hate. A wandering breeze through the room blows Coaxing and tempting away from all woes Alas this breeze is so strongly opposed How quickly will it abate Malice will slowly smother this light It no longer has the desire to fight Company and kindness will again it ignite This flame could yet be great But it is not welcome, this attempt at assistance As much as it pushes still it meets resistance And so the light ceases in its existence I leave the room to determine its fate. |