A room.

A room.

A Poem by Viola

Things melissa would say:

I am locked in a room,
the walls are black.
It's a small place,
confined and tiny.

The walls seem weird.
I can see the world,
but it fails to see me.
I can hear the world,
but the worlds fails
to hear me.

I look at people 
deciding what to do about 
me and the room,
I'm locked in.
They decide amongst themselves,
they don't ask me.

So I try to keep 
a point about myself.
They shush me 
and clip my wings.
Ironically, my name
 means fairy.

I beg her,
the divine feminine,
to strike me out of pain
for once and all.
I beg her to let 
me free.
I give her reasons
to call me to heaven
As the earth fails to acknowledge me.

But she doesn't answer me
It is as if she too likes to 
leave me on 'seen' 
as many of my friends do
It's sad, because the place feels darker
without her protection 

My prayers feel futile.
They have come here
to give a judgement now
I stand weak in front 
of their might.

I am wounded 
by them again.
forced to be in
my dark place again.

for once I wish
someone could 
see through 
the walls, I built.
                   

© 2026 Viola


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Added on March 25, 2026
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Viola
Viola

delhi, new delhi, India