White Walls Poem by Apollo Chatman

Clear, the screams sent my body into shocks
My hot blood flowed, the adrenaline made tides of it
Boiling sweat rolled down my cheeks into a box,
My body formed - curled, so that my eyes were hid

Voices pounded my earlobes in flairs of a samurai's stroke
'Help me! ', 'We're dying! ' 'Don't just stand there! '
It was only a matter of time before my mind had broke
After guilt tripping, how could I possibly stand fear?

Clear, the jolts shot searing silver bullets into my nerves
Pieces of the walls chipped & crumbled down to the floor
Reality bended; shadows became 3-dimensional, with curves
I grasped my blanket but I am still cold, I need more

The walls seep cold drafts with shards of ice jagged rough
My blanket shrinks in size, I can never grab enough
My body extended forth, I sat up - never thinking the same
My eyes widened,
It seems I was the only one here truly insane

And these walls will never go away.