Once
My mind is an empty dark cave
The explorers foolish yet brave
One miniscule breeze
(Where did I leave my keys?)
A pity there's nothing to save
I thought of words but they perished
Falling through caverns deep dark and squarish
The corners smell bitter
Like old kitty litter
My sanity (once) I had cherished
.
One miniscule breeze
(Where did I leave my keys?)
A pity there's nothing to save
I thought of words but they perished
Falling through caverns deep dark and squarish
The corners smell bitter
Like old kitty litter
My sanity (once) I had cherished
.

11 comments:
Oh, Jana it would take way more than a minuscule breeze to knock your ever-thinking brain out! Nice poetry young lady! And I enjoyed the Emily D. link. "Scarlett blood" ... Love that
Janna...?
Last week a Haiku
This week a pair of Limericks?
If you write a Triolet next week I'm going to refer you to rehab!!
Loved your poetic 55
You always make me smile...Thanks
You are like finding an UN-opened container of Cool Whip in your freezer right as the timer Dings on your oven telling you that your Pumpkin Pie is done.
Have a Kick Ass Week-End
sanity is over rated any way you know....the shadow corners have such soothing voices any way...
Janna, I understand about perishing words too & perishing keys. And sanity, well it is a matter of degree, I think. Smiles.
Janna? I think it's time to change the litter box.
What a dark 55 this week. Sanity is certainly easy to misplace.
Sanity is highly overrated. Love the rhyme and meter, and the bit of dark humor as well.
Aww. I know that feeling :( Wishing you a better state of mind tomorrow.
Brian: Sanity is indeed overrated.
Mary: Sometimes I wonder....
nonamedufus: Would you like to adopt two slightly used cats?
razzamadazzle: It was here just a moment ago.
hedgewitch: Darkness is my specialty sometimes.
Nara: This state of mind might stick around for awhile. Stay tuned! Send chocolate.
G-Man: (Woops, sorry I forgot to include you in that last bit...)
I'd love to see the kind of rehab they have for people who write too much poetry. ;)
Margaret: I think Emily Dickinson and I would have been good friends if we'd gotten the chance to know one another.
Great post, thanks.
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