Internment

Internment

A Poem by Sarah Jane

Soiled shirts, muddied with work
Another hole in the dirt
Gathered grief surrounding hurt
Where guilt and obligation lurk

Hurried goodbyes, on the clock
Another ramshackle walk
Buried hope enclosed in a vault
Where closure comes as a shock

© 2020 Sarah Jane


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I love the way you paint us a word scenario that's vivid & specific, yet it's also loose & open to interpretation. There are so many ways people spend their lives under someone else's thumb & your poem can be read to encompass each different way this happens. I love how your rhyming is also loose, with near-rhymes that feel like song-rhymes (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 3 Years Ago


You know this is truthful, very well said and written

Posted 3 Years Ago


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JR
Damn I love how your rhymes work so well, without ever seeming forced. "Another hole in the dirt" is just straight up brutal, so starting with this immediately draws your reader in. "Buried hope enclosed in a vault," is also a great image... we can instantly connect with that, hope that is now gone forever. Very touching piece, well done.

Posted 3 Years Ago


Sarah Jane

3 Years Ago

Thank you for reading.

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