
Coffin monologue: The non-rhyming rant poem by Manasvita Sukthankar
Coffin monologue: The non-rhyming rant poem
Manasvita Sukthankar
I love myself,
but which one?
Can I love the person that most hate?
Does she deserve the ache in her chest?
It feels like being trapped in a coffin alive,
like death is leaning by the doorframe.
If so,
I'd like it to carry me home,
and leave me on my bedroom floor to stay.
Maybe I feel safer in this coffin,
No one can get to me.
Maybe it's a shield that saves me,
but from whom?
The weight of this world?
I wonder how it’s bearing the weight,
It feels like it’s made of glass.
I wish to be as strong as the coffin,
but maybe it's…
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