Not again, not again
Please, God, not again
Once more, I’m lost
Once more, there’s no end.
The building that should be familiar
It’s nothing short of a maze
Doors that should grant freedom
Loop me back into despair
The signs that should guide me
Are faded and wrong
The stairs that should go down
Somehow end back at the top
Damn you, cracking old elevator
I pushed the button to the lobby floor
Why, then, when you squeak open
I find myself again at the morgue?
I run the other way, but it lingers
Bile rising, nostrils full of acrid smell
Senses blinded by a blaster
Of embalming fluid and icy death.
No escape, no reprieve, no end
This is what I've come to dread
When the mind enters the labyrinth
There’s no use for Ariadne’s thread
About the Creator
Adriana M
Neuroscientist, writer, renaissance woman .
instagram: @kindmindedadri
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