Blackhole in France
Living in a secure and sound house
As warm as a cub
As safe as a guarded building
As peaceful as a meditation room
But that’s all in the past
Now I’m in a
dark infected house
with over 200 people
it feels as if I’m stranded in a dessert
hard to survive, difficult to escape
hopeless of the future
Nothing to do
except watch the others around me
rot in this blackhole
that we call ‘home’
The longer I’m here (repetition)
The more I know
The more I learn
There’s no hope for us
How can we reach for the stars
When were trapped in a cage
Alone again(alliteration)
My thoughts rush faster and harder than a rainfall
As I start wandering off
watching the infected people
wondering
why bother obeying them
who are they to
control us
we are humans
not dolls
in a real life dollhouse
Day by day
we lose one of our own
death feels like a forest fire,
but instead of tree’s burning
people are dying
either from natural causes
or from a gun to the heart
Soon enough
I get infected
Surprisingly they release me of
my misery
Back home
I went from fighting in a war
to sitting down with my loved ones for dinner
A storm has just passed, a wound has been healed