I sit here, yes, in these four walls,
I sit here and I wait,
For time will surely pass this way
And make me leave, as if I'm late.
I wouldn't go if up to me,
I'd lock each door, close every gate,
It slaps my face, it punches me,
It tortures me, it won't abait.
This place is where I hide away,
A place where I can spend my day,
Not bothered with the people round,
Not bothered by the worldly sounds.
I have no will to entertain,
No urge to even speak,
Inside I barely need to breathe,
Inside I'm tired, my mind is weak.
Why can't you people understand,
I just dont want to hang around,
I just don't want to laugh or smile,
You talk too loud, that wretched sound.
I wish to pause inside my head,
And be myself just naturally,
To be the weird, misunderstood,
To write my thoughts, just generally.
This fast paced world is not for me,
I like a slow paced certainty,
Bars set too high, dictated days,
No, leave me here, please leave me be.
This place is where i hide away! ! With the muse of life. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
A TEN Vote and many many +++++, for your fantastic poem, Sarah
LAST PART: This is such an amazing creation from your deepest inside, Sarah, I have read with greatest pleasure, because I read so many things I was in too. Fascinating poem and be sure that in your future lies all that introvert part which was inside constantly, outside, in the free air. Thank you so much for sharing this excellent poem with the best end rhymings.
SECOND PART: so life keeps going on, we fall, we are very disappointed in life and with our life, we write all down, papers and papers we filled with words, BUT at ONE certain moment, we will open that door to OUTSIDE and there I am now and you will be there too.
FIRST PART I hade been there too, dear Sarah and look what I have become now: a world traveler. I started with Silent is the Entrance exactly like you now, but we, you and I and the rest of the world are Survivors of Life,
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Sarah, such an interesting write👍👍👍
Thank you Bernard. I don't think the feelings of the introvert are known or understood as much as the exrovert.