The Secret Room.

by Megann Lee   May 18, 2006


Theses thoughts are locked so deep inside.
My feelings and heart encased in this dark room.
For fear they will be broke into nothing but meaningless shards.
I hide the key, hoping to never let them be shown.

My cheeks damp with these scarlet tears I cry.
My arm sore, from the nothingness I carve onto myself.
Meaningless scares, traced over my entire body.
For a fear, the room will be discovered some day soon.

The pain of hiding the deep dark secrets.
Pushing me slowly into death.
I sit waiting for the day, it will end.
The day the blade will slip when I am carving these beautiful drawings.

And The horror of my ifeless body lying in the pool of blood on the floor.
The defining screams coming from the finder of my body.
The discovering of the forgotten secrets that where never meant to be let out.
A blade dug deeply into my small wrists.

These thoughts shall forever stay hidden..
Locked so deep inside, not even death could bring them to the surface.
Silence that was never meant to be broken.

©Megan - 2006

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  • 18 years ago

    by MudkipzPlx

    We Loved it Megan.

    Love MKKA!

  • 18 years ago

    by MaSkEdSoUl

    I liked this alot, its pretty sad too! 5/5

  • 18 years ago

    by Richard

    It almost made me cry

    this is sad *hugs*

    5/5 for sure

    kinda sketchy the first stanza but really good in overall

  • 18 years ago

    by master of shadow

    Very expressive peice, i agree with Kaylee on some aspects, though i also think that the way you wrote this peice was powerful even if the topic is slightly over done (espessially upon this site). but it you just take this peice in it's own right without referance to what others have produced it is a good peice, the flow and structure are good and the content well written (though some aspects do seem repeted slightly) the feelings are well epressed and the content clear thougout.

    1st line of the 4th stanza the "l" is missing off "lifeless"

  • 18 years ago

    by Ashley Van Eperen

    One thing i would like to mention, try and keep your peoms in one perspective. it gets confusing it you switch from like, first person, to third person. otherwise, it was a fairly good poem 4/5