Yellow Post

Yellow Post

A Poem by Prakriti Sharma

So I took a trip to yellow post
And I bumped into a seemingly innocent ghost

I felt a chill as a turned around,
My first thought being: ‘I hope you don’t drown.’
I looked back at my ghostly friend
And asked him: ‘Is this the end?’
He looks at me with his empty eyes
And says: ‘It’s time to say goodbye.
Far away from this madness,
You may just find some happiness.’

Having faith, I take my last breath
With which I embrace my serene death.
My life flashes before me
As I fall into a dreamless sleep.

However, I remember you, and nothing more
I can see you walking out the front door.

Teary eyes, stained windows,
Is this what one sees when they’re on the death row?

I called out to you, I tried to make you stop
But you kept on going, as steadily as the clock went tick-tock.

© 2015 Prakriti Sharma


Author's Note

Prakriti Sharma
This is a humorous(ish) type of poem that I found while rummaging through one of my old notebooks. I’d written this in the 9th grade and this is the completely unedited version of it – mistakes, weird storyline and the works.

My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Reviews

Weird storyline and the works?
I thought it was a perfectly well written piece with an equally good theme.
I understand if you don't want to edit old memories but just in case you decide otherwise, line
2nd stanza 1st line- typo
The writing starts in past tense switches to present in 2nd stanza 5th line and back again in the 5th stanza.
Hoping to read your newer writings really soon. :D

Posted 8 Years Ago



Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

63 Views
1 Review
Rating
Added on July 6, 2015
Last Updated on July 6, 2015
Tags: Poem, Humor, Dark

Author

Prakriti Sharma
Prakriti Sharma

India



About
Student & Master Procrastinator more..