Behind my closed door


Light is giving way for darkness and I walk up to my window,
I breathe in deep; it’s revitalizing, peaceful, not scary and happy 
I can feel all this things just from the glimpse of what I've gotten so far
Anyone would want to get there, hell l know I want to see the
Full view and stay there every moment.
As I look through the translucent net on my window, I can see a
Lot of difference in one moment, there’s happy, sad, disappointed,
Hopeful, confused and even unsure faces going in through different
Doors and shutting them behind.
For a while I identified with the feeling behind the sad, disappointed
And unsure faces. It had become a major part of me, I almost didn’t
Know what it was like to feel something different. The face outside
My door read happy but the one that closed behind it was everything but that.
Seeing a happy and hopeful face and identifying it was among the best things
I’ve seen in while. I remember what the feeling once felt like and I know deep
Down that I want that for myself again. Even more refreshing is the feeling of
identifying with something good and wanting it for myself.
As I draw my curtain I think of all the things that once made me feel alive and 
those that took that away from me. I know all too well that I want to go back
to that place and take with me all the things that matter. And behind my closed
door will be my happy place.


Comments

  1. Awesome piece you should write more

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  2. woow...keep writing girl i alwats love your pieces ...brilliant!

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  3. is it a poem? was hoping to read more but then came to an end

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    1. Exact same thing I thought. It ended too abruptly.

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    2. Will improve on it. Thank you

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  4. I like your writing, I was already getting drawn into your world, but then you cut it short too soon. You should have made it a bit longer, tell your audience more.

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    1. Thank you Kelvin, will improve on it.

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  5. It was a captive read though short enough to tell the truth about fears of uncertainty, much as to what those around us see. Keep on going......

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