Free Me From Your Prison Poem by Medusa Waves

Free Me From Your Prison



Free me from your prison, deadly vacant are they-
Can it be Ive lived in it all my life, born into my own prison
My own thoughts infest my heart, and tenderly it surrenders
Weak, but pure-my heart surrendered at the grasp of my thoughts
Hoping, perhaps, dreaming of a better world where I can be free
Nothing is as free-or as safe as death. Beneath the bedrock where all the ruined lay
Laying-motionless, yet moving in the orbs of their souls-
Vacant bodies hold the pain and terror that mold with the forgiving earth
Free, the souls, can leave the prison that the body was-and finally feel what life is
My body houses all the troubles of the world, with my mind its ruler, and
My soul imprisoned.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Khairul Ahsan 01 December 2013

These lines have summed up your poem very well: 'My body houses all the troubles of the world, with my mind its ruler, and My soul imprisoned.' A clear, succinct statement!

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