Ghosts in my attic Ghosts in my basement I hear ghosts in my mind singing, singing, singing chilling songs such painful and terrifying songs I shiver in my bed I shiver in my living room I hear the Ghosts Haunting me Tormenting me Terrorizing me What can I do What can I do I ask Move Yes, I moved out of my home The Ghosts moved with me Ghosts haunting me Day and night Haunting me Singing singing those horrible songs I am haunted There is no freedom From the Ghost's dark torment I would flee But I can't flee me
A dark tortured situation in this poem. The desire to be free of what we see as negative about ourselves, that which we wish and desire to escape, follows us no matter how far we try to run.
Or maybe the reader can see this as it is, a person trying to be free of a haunting only to discover moving doesn't help. It is themselves that is the thing being haunted.
Haunting images of inner torment materializing into inescapable "ghosts" bring out feelings of morbid fear and consuming conflict and the words of this poem do justice in achieving that. Gripping and captivating.
A dark tortured situation in this poem. The desire to be free of what we see as negative about ourselves, that which we wish and desire to escape, follows us no matter how far we try to run.
Or maybe the reader can see this as it is, a person trying to be free of a haunting only to discover moving doesn't help. It is themselves that is the thing being haunted.
I like this. She is the one being haunted not the house. When a ghost attaches itself to you it goes where you go. I like this, the way it is written and the whole poem itself. Good work.
When Venus gets too close catfish have been known to come up out of the water onto the shore, feed awhile, then go back in.
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