Hopeless Breath

Hopeless Breath

A Poem by Raymond Dunn
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A time when I questioned my Faith. I felt prisoner, secluded and shackled. I felt cold, as if every breath I took was drawing black oil into my lungs. My beating heart sounded lonely, unsecured.

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His breath wails in the hollowness of my chest,

it wields storm and furious torments of rain.

Deep in my cavity, I call this my home.

My lair, dungeon… torture chamber.

My shackles nailed to the wall,

mind silenced over matter,

the matters-

that continuously flood this cavern.

His breath is warm but chill

and carries to the frost-bitten bone.

Need for the sun, mortar between bricks.

A layer supplemented

with the dangerous assumptions and lies

I hear everyday.

My breath is secluded,

rewritten in false context.

© 2012 Raymond Dunn


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Great last line and way to finish you poem. There is a ton of strong emotion in this poem!

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Added on August 15, 2012
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Tags: breath, God, prisoner, lonely, cold, cage, shackled

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Raymond Dunn
Raymond Dunn

TN



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A college student who likes freedom, nature, and the unknown and usually writes on these topics. I am here to share my life as it is written. more..

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