A Prisoner Poem by David Harris

A Prisoner

Rating: 5.0


Woke up this morning
feeling my life had changed.
I felt like a prisoner
with invisible bars surrounding me.
There seemed no way to escape
the torment that I feel.
My life seems to be forced
by some unwanted guiding hand.
Every move I make
is scrutinised very carefully,
no freedom of choice can be made.
My life never seems to be my own.
A shadow of despair
hangs over me like a angry cloud,
it follows me wherever I go,
complains if I do things
that are not what they would do.
It’s like being a prisoner
with a warder constantly at your side.
You cannot even breathe
without them being there.
Life has become stifled and stolen,
and there is little you can do.
You wish you could go back,
change a few things if you could,
but you cannot and so you go on.
Feeling like a prisoner
with invisible bar surrounding you.


22September 2008

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Meggie Gultiano 31 December 2008

oh, this is very deep, Big bruv..

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Patrick McFarland 31 December 2008

This is really good David. You dug down deep in your soul for this one.

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