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Sand
I walk along the shore with a shovel in my hand.
But below me is sugar instead of golen sand.
And my shovel is a spoon grasped tightly in my hand.
Tempting me to dig a hole into this crystal land.
My Room
My room, with the bolted lock,
A safe haven or cell block.
A single key opens the door,
For me only and no more.
No windows here, the walls are black,
A hidden shelter from attack.
No enemies or strangers’ eyes,
No friends near to hear my cries.
My wooden door, a barricade,
This loneliness, a serenade,
To walls covered in gentle art,
In my room locked like my heart.
A Haiku
Haikus are
Crap, they make no sense
Poems rhyme