The Ivory Tower Poem by Balint Nagy

The Ivory Tower



Every single day, I was living under pressure
Vultures chased me on every corner
I couldn't take this cruelty any longer

So I said goodbye to my insecurities,
My pointless life and shattered dreams

I left behind the world I've known
Where communities were so cold
I got into the great unknown.
Quietly counting the days on my own

In the interest of defense I raised huge walls
But even these walls, they weren't "bulletproof"
Evil forces seized it, and tried to break them through

So I said goodbye to my insecurities,
My pointless life and shattered dreams

I left behind the world I've known
Where communities were so cold
I got into the great unknown.
Quietly counting the days on my ow

Sunday, November 5, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: leaving,liberation,loneliness,farewell,goodbye
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