Castle Catastrophe Poem by Carolyn Brunelle

Castle Catastrophe



Where once a castle stood
beautiful and strong,
built on years of concreted trust;
one heart now retreats behind its walls.

Defending some perceived attack,
the gates have closed to understanding;
no one knows what to say
and there’s no explanation anyway.

All that remains are hearts lying in ruin;
cast aside in the rubble of a Camelot
gone awry
and no one can tell them why.

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