Golden Key.

by Megann Lee   Oct 3, 2006


Pale mummified lips pressed together too tight.
Distracting you from the rights and wrongs.
Bound with the chains, that lock life forever.
With the golden key only then shall you be free.

Pale nimble hands interlocked ready to fight.
Opposing your opinions of what's wrong from right.
Here you hold a book of lies locked front to back.
With the golden key only then shall you be free.

Faith has it out for you only it can decide.
It's not easy saying who lives and who dies.
Silver cuffs decrease your will to be moved.
With the golden key only then shall you be free.

Choose your life long path on the road of failure.
Pick life from death, or what's right from wrong.
Follow those steps you will receive one golden key.
And only then shall you be free.

© Megan Wheeler 2006

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  • 17 years ago

    by Jessica

    Ooh, I really liked this. The flow was good, the descriptions full of life and the emotion clear. It was very interesting and kept my attention. Nicley done 5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Darien

    Wow, this was a very bizarre poem, and the funny part is, it made so much sense to me! I liked how your fumbled with the lines. Being right from wrong and know wrong from right. The hidden rhyme of 'key' and 'free'. Those two words work well together. Really good poem, but very weird to me! lol

  • 17 years ago

    by PygmyPuff

    This has great symbolism without becoming mucky and unclear. Its very good, keep up the good work

    5/5

    [PygmyPuff]

  • 17 years ago

    by Arsalan D

    Great poem my man i enjoyed reading it

  • 17 years ago

    by Robie Lincer

    This poem is very true!
    keep it up
    i loved it alot