Written by Jacob Ibrag
Sometimes I walk to the corner of a room and
pretend to be part of it. I imagine the room infested
with people. These people all talking loudly about
nothing in particular. Talking away while the walls listen
and observe. I am this wall. I am their shelter. These
people all talking away while I hold this roof. This roof
weighing a ton. I am the wall holding this roof. This roof is
currently having an affair with gravity. I am this wall
that feels the weight. These people depositing their ears
into the void. Just listen to me bending. Listen to these
walls slowly closing in. This roof weighing a ton. I am
this wall. You are all in my head. Sometimes I walk to
the corner and pretend. Sometimes doesn’t exist.
I am this wall. Listen to me, whispering.


Great work.
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Thank you 🙂
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That is a haunting work that deserves pondering. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks Tanya 🙂
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I too “pretend” inanimate objects have a voice. I think it’s because if I don’t have music on while working my mind fills the void by creating its own excitement.
It certainly makes for interesting poetry. Love it ☺
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Thank you 😀
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☺
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Everything you write resonates and remains
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Thank you, that means a lot to me 🙂
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I’ll always read you♡♡
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Beautiful poem 🙂 Art.
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Thank you 🙂
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The wall between “you” and your “self”
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