Shabby Little Room (In My Heart & In My Life) Poem by Agatha Eliza

Shabby Little Room (In My Heart & In My Life)



In the blurry corner of my universe
of this shabby little room,
where a moon hangs by a thread
like a tired chandelier,
and the planets are sleeping
in a worn-out ivory cobweb
and wanly stars that lost their track
lose their shine and crack-
falling down like liquid bronze,
shards of diamonds, blood and knives
are spread all across the floor.

In this shabby little room of mine,
white shrouds cover the
unmade, messy bed, the mirrors,
our pictures and wilted rosebuds.
You walked away from me like a soldier
bearing the superficial scars,
deserting a war you've never fought..
So, lay your weapons down!

This shabby little room is barren,
all I got left is memories..
an empty chair, a final
cigarette burning in the ashtray.
Behind you, the moon, stars
and planets are perfectly aligned-
but time..
Time can only tell:
'Vulnerant omnes, ultima necat'.

Saturday, October 17, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: lost love,sadness,separation
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'Vulnerant omnes, ultima necat' (Latin expression) 'they all wound, and the last kills'
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 22 June 2016

Worn-out! ! Bearing the superficial scars of life. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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