there is something about
walls
and man's
inborn need
to be surrounded by them
It's those who
grew up
not surrounded by them
that know best
Last night
was
for him
the first night spent
alone between four walls
in a long, long time
and it wasn't even
a jail cell
It was a
rented room in the basement
of a building
Small, narrow, yet big
with emptiness
Just a bed, a wardrobe,
a desk and
a chair
and nothing else was needed
to feel fulfilled
and to dream of
something so warm and wholesome
as a woman
sitting on a pillow
on the floor,
holding a cotton swab in one
hand and inviting with
the other, pointing to
her lap
Heaven
Four walls, man. Only four
walls and a break
from the madness outside
and there you have it
Heaven
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An open-ended, eerie depiction. May the imagination never be contained within four walls. Well written. 🙂
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┏(‘▀_▀’)ノ The paradox is that people with imagination usually seek to isolate themselves from the rest of the world, and they feel safer and more at ease between walls :))
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I agree!
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Wonderfully true, Bogdan!
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(つ▀¯▀)つ Thank you!
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I liked the Robert Frost echo in the opening line! «Something there is that doesn’t love a wall.»
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Oh, thank you, Bruce!
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Daydreaming within four walls 🙂
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(◕‿◕) favorite daydreaming place :))
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