Nameless, Unknown (an original poem)

Nameless, Unknown


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My heart is a building, naked and plain

built from old lumber, Left in the rain

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The eaves, the trim, Knobs and shades

barring the rust, dust of the days

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The windows they breathe through planks on the wall

sparing one space, for sunlight to fall

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on floors untouched, except for the rays

in rooms where I once, traveled the maze

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My heart is a building, vacant, but one

section of floor, where I lay undone

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No furnishings slumber in corners, on walls

the doors are all closed to frighten the halls

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dark, and since lonely, long forgotten

for lack of my feet, know not where they end

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My footage, as square, conforms to my waist

for nothing to move, except for my face

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To look at the sunlight, cutting the void

where once was the bed, I lay as a boy

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My heart is a building, once called a home

now it’s just me, nameless, unknown

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Image source Haunting Pictures of Mansions

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