A Night At The Psych Ward Poem by Billy Loving

A Night At The Psych Ward

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Such a maudlin place to be
Walls, sterile bright white
Their bleakness starring back at me
A solitary window showcasing the night
Soon to drift off to sleep
Only to be awakened with a sudden start
Hearing the screams that fill the keep
Slamming door, sudden depart
Using the pillow to cover my head
Sounds of confusion fill the air
As I await in my bed
Weeping and moans of despair
A reassuring silence makes it's return
Safe in my room, nothing to concern

Thursday, October 22, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: places
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Roseann Shawiak 24 October 2015

Great depiction of a psych ward Billy. Did some nursing as a student in a psyche ward, it is pretty much as you have described it. Thank you for sharing. RoseAnn

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val Rogers 23 October 2015

Good imagery Billy. Some Psych patients might be poets too. Val Brooklyn Rogers

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