My Dark Prison

I'm a caregiver and an artist. I received high honors in creative writing, fine arts, and sculpture at Montserrat College of Art.

My Dark Prison

Lost and alone

Here but not

I can't see

Black

I can't hear

Bang

Ringing in my ears

Echo's of pain

Immobilizer, stuck and out of luck

Nothing, it's all around me

There is no way out

No exit
No light
No hope

Only darkness

My dark prison

© 2020 Jason Nicolosi

Comments

Jason Nicolosi (author) from AZ on January 05, 2020:

Thanks Lorna. I really appreciate the positive feedback. I'm happy you enjoyed it. Also thank you very much for the compliment on my painting.

Jason Nicolosi (author) from AZ on January 05, 2020:

Thank you Brenda. I'm glad you liked this poem. Your comments mean a lot to me. I appreciate it.

Lorna Lamon on January 05, 2020:

Your poem describes depression to me Jason. Stark and honest with raw emotion. Very well written and your painting does it justice.

BRENDA ARLEDGE from Washington Court House on January 04, 2020:

Such a deep yet simple poem.

It seems to describe the torment of one who is fighting an illness where there is little hope.

Great write.

Jason Nicolosi (author) from AZ on January 04, 2020:

Thanks for reading it Briannah. I appreciate the comment. I am glad you enjoyed it.

Briannah Rose from North Carolina on January 04, 2020:

Love this poem!

Jason Nicolosi (author) from AZ on January 04, 2020:

Alyssa, thanks so much for the compliment on my art work and my poem I truly appreciate it.

Alyssa from Ohio on January 04, 2020:

I love your painting and it complements your poem well.

Jason Nicolosi (author) from AZ on January 04, 2020:

Thanks John, I am happy you read it. I appreciate your comment.

Jason Nicolosi (author) from AZ on January 04, 2020:

Thanks Ruby I appreciate your comment.

John Hansen from Gondwana Land on January 04, 2020:

Interesting painting and poem to describe it. Good work, Jason.

Ruby Jean Richert from Southern Illinois on January 03, 2020:

Oh my, this is dark and sad. Hopefully it is just a piece that talks about the feelings of acute loneliness?