Into The Absyss She Climbed Poem by Thomas Case

Into The Absyss She Climbed



The poor thing got
lost in the escape.
And she was still hungover
from the childhood terror.
Her personality was
ruined--redolent with
the first flowers of
madness.

She made a pretend
world, full of delusions.
A house of cards that
was laden with
lunacy, her insanity
became safe and dependent
on her never taking
responsibility for her
actions--she was a
pawn for the adage,
Hurt people Hurt people,
like Blanche from
A Streetcar Named Desire,
and
Don Quixote,
her world crumbled
when she looked
deeply into the
mirror of reality.
And then
she simply climbed
into the abyss.

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Thomas Case

Thomas Case

Oxnard, California
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