I built a house out of wood,
Merely hours later I shared it with you,
We tuck in as I put on my hood,
But the walls crack and the floors chew.
I don't flinch or snear but you do... Oh, you did.
Years have gone and we ask if its still our home?
I say yes but your lips forbid.
Now more years go — the house lays bare and cold.
Alas, theres still one person inside,
Inside this crumbling house,
Smuthered by groud, crowned by mold.
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Random short stories
EspiritualMy stories and poems which have come from the heart. This will be an archive for me to look back at and for people to take a look at.