Death's Mirage Poem by Chaarzarul Rockett

Death's Mirage



Here I am, in my room.
Oh what a clutter, oh what a clutter
I have a television and a stereo
And a garbage can, and a closet.

I have a bed and a chair
And pictures on the wall
There is a clock, and fan for air
And I drink to forget it all

Here I am, in my room
There is carpet on the floor
A real plant and a fake one
Just a view and nothing more

I have drawers filled with necessities
And drawers 4
Is there nothing to do
But sit waiting to die
And make love to you.

Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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Chaarzarul Rockett

Chaarzarul Rockett

Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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