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A map to darkness
I looked at a map
For a specific direction,
To a boy's heart, But I
Stopped at the wrong station.
Now I am lost, and
all alone in the dark.
In a twisted station.
In the the shape of an arc.
And in this station,
Are my two biggest fears:
Depression and Solitude
That I have escaped from for years.
I scream and cry,
As I see solitude walk about.
And I notice my lips moving
But my voice wont come out.
I quickly grow cold and fearful.
And look all around.
For I have lost all hope.
And know that I shall never be found.
Then I suddenly feel
My heart become gloomy.
Tears roll down my face,
Depression, has now joined me.
I am now a prisoner,
In the cave of a boy's dark heart.
All because of a map
That I have now, tore apart.
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this is a great poem i love the concept, the emotion, and the ability it has to conect with the readers feelings. i can really relate to this, so it makes me love it even more. you are a great poet, and i can't wait to read some of your other stuff.
