WindowsillA Poem by F.E.NorleyReflections of yourself don't always come from mirrors.My windowsill is a museum, An archive of the bits and bobs, Of the things too alive to keep in a drawer.
To your left, look now- Flies lie curled in corners, Flowers droop petal-less and gasping dust, Figurines with faded faces scream out- Help us. Help us, we are disappearing.
Ah, and to your right! Cobwebs drape themselves unhindered, Broken pencils roll scattered, splintered and hollow, Virgin mints, having never been inside a mouth, Gathering in dry humps to sweat their sugar out alone. © 2015 F.E.NorleyAuthor's Note
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Added on December 28, 2015 Last Updated on December 28, 2015 Tags: poem, poetry, depression, old, dust, home, self reflection AuthorF.E.NorleyUnited KingdomAboutHi, I'm Freya. I'm (obviously) a huge bookworm and would probably live in a bookshop if I could. I love stories and the power words can have. Follow me on Twitter @WeirdWriting I will follow back .. more..Writing
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