Break Out Of Prison Poem by Elliott Rosenberg

Break Out Of Prison



Lost inside me there is a fish swimming in a glass bowl,
Who wishes to break out of her own prison.

Who am I standing in the mirror of time,
Where confusion reigns on the mantle of god.

Going nowhere, somebody help me to see the prism springing forth light.

Let me go, don't call my name, I want to free myself and never turn back.

I want to be alive, to the beat of a hundred latins, to the rythm of a thousand stars falling from the sky.

It was the summer of love, where shadows of autumn blossomed to trees;
It was the the spring of hope,
where children of winter grew to men.

The bells were ringing as I slipped away from the darkside,
And metamorphosized to that which I am.

Thursday, October 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: escape,god,hope,love,prison
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Its funny how I inspired myself to write this poem. It was a dreadful autumn day sitting in St Paul cathedral. As a jew it was my first time in church. And there it was. Jesus at the cross. Nailed like a withered board centuries old.
My friend Molina, a three hundred pound grandfather kneeled at the foothold crying his soul out like a baby sprung from the womb.
And then writers block hit me. Three months pass, not a word from the pen and then Janeth, a hungarian stripper working hard but not satisfied with the fruit of her labor came into my life and the words revealed themselves...and so I wrote February 20th,2011
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