Clanging doors

by Thumbelina04   Nov 20, 2004


This is the world of clanging doors
Of plastic cups and plastic plates
Temporary friendships and temporary mates
No Christmas trees, no Christmas lights
No journeys to London to see the sights
This is the world of clanging doors

This is the world of clanging doors
Of stodgy puddings and stone cold chips
Of morning naps and afternoon kips
No walks in the hills, no shopping in stores
This is the world of clanging doors

This is the world of clanging doors
Of steel Grey fences and sharp barbed wire
Of the storyteller and the downright lier
No football match to see your team play
No meaning to evening, night or day
This is the world of clanging doors

This is the world of clanging doors
Of broken dreams and shattered lives
Of long lost children and deserted wives
No trees, no bushes no plants,no flowers
Long years, long months long weeks long hours
This is the world of clanging doors

*this is wrote about a person in prison, someone i used 2 know hated it there and explained how they felt so i decided to write about it*

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  • 20 years ago

    by Kaitlin Kristina

    I like this very much. However the phrase "This is a world of clanging doors" might be better if you didnt sandwich it in between every stanza in both the beginning and the end. It might come across better if you just use it at the end or just use it at the beginning. Poetic license always applys, so only listen if this seems right to you, if not then its still great! :)
    With love, K Kristina