The Warehouse: a poem By John McKinley Pride Jr
“The Warehouse”
Here I remain
Forgotten by the world
Broken windows have released my soul
My doors no longer open
Chained heavily with no thought of future purpose
I can still hear it inside me
A humming like worker bees
The cling clanging of Metal, forklifts and alive with flickering florescent love inside.
By John McKinley Pride Jr
5/10/11
Here I remain
Forgotten by the world
Broken windows have released my soul
My doors no longer open
Chained heavily with no thought of future purpose
I can still hear it inside me
A humming like worker bees
The cling clanging of Metal, forklifts and alive with flickering florescent love inside.
By John McKinley Pride Jr
5/10/11
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