A Thump And A Bump

A buttoned-down storm drain dream

Filled, even flowing over, in the dark

With a thump and a bump slides brainward

From my dank damp land of child's

Closetfears

"Mommy mommy wherefor art thou?"

On the bed cried seeing naught

But his father's spirit

I'm flowing into a lake in the

Center of Hell, my soul is entombed

In glaciers broken apart by dream's

Springtide

A part of me sunk the Titanic

Not out of spite or jealousy

But whim

A thump and a bump and I fall

Floorward by gravity awakened

To morning damp-like still


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Elhaym Van Houten's picture

I love this piece, great visual description and selection of words. I can sense a feeling of pain from the childs character which draws me to your poem even more. Superb work.

Deborah Russell's picture

I really like this line: "With a thump and a bump slides brainward" and the ending..."fall floorward" good visual description