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The Golden Feast
Contributed by
tabby
on
Friday, 3rd September 2004 @ 07:52:19 AM in AEST
Topic:
SadPoetry
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Starving, Trapped, Ridiculed, Alone.
The cell smells like decomposition, Everything around me is dead. The darkness spreads, Envelops me like a thick cloak.
I get fed once a day, Just some rice and bread. I so thin I can see my organs, As they struggle to provide me with life.
I dream of food, I table laden with a feast. Turkey, pudding, warm bread and wine, I can taste the food in the dry mouth of mine. I quench my thirst from a golden cup, Set down my cutlery and weep.
The food tastes rotten, The bread too sweet. This mouth of mine has turned to ash.
Everythings a dream, The food isnt real. Its taken away. Im back alone again.
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tabby
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2004-09-03 07:52:19] (Date/Time posted on
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