Books: A Home For Prisoners | #Poetry | Orphic Paracosm
It loves to be lost and metaphors that don't exist at the bottom of oceans, that remain unrevealed because that spirit can shut the doors that question its worth and fill it with grief. It's a narcissist embracing its false beauty while declining its urge for an escape that feels like a home. When a bustress to rest at a quiet place. It blackmails me with my creepy, dark thoughts. I never wanted to be enslaved under my own veins, but now I fear to be freed
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Janvi Sharma
@Janvi._.sharma · 2:26
Wow. This poem. It's a really captivating and thought provoking poem that delves deep into the transformative power of literature. It shines a compassionate light on the incarcerated individuals, recognizing their longing for freedom and soulless within the confines of their confinement. This poem skillfully weaves together the themes of captivity and liberation, presenting books as the key to unlock the toes of the imagination and transport the reader to new worlds
Uchi. Uchita Galaiya
@Feather · 0:54
Hi orphic Paracosm, this is Feather and I am really glad for this topic chosen by you. Also, your voice is very beautiful and all the expressions and the boardings that you deliver is very nice so if possible please if you could adjust a little bit of your back ground music, then it would have been much more better and much more than it's like now. Or else. It's very good and I really love it. And also books. Are my favorite
mannya nayar
@shesalliwannabe · 0:25
Hi. Alfred Pakhosa. And this poem is beautiful, and it's actually very well described how one gets enslaved by their own thoughts, how one feels their own thoughts, how one longs to be set free by their own thought. And I'm so glad you spoke about it, and I'm so glad how you I'm just baffled at how you described and how accurate it is. So thank you for putting this out today
Smita jojo
@Smitazzz · 0:37
Hi orphic paracosm. I'm Smith. I just loved your poetry. I mean, this was so, so good. The background music, your voice, the way you recited everything is just excellent. I love the way you recited about the feelings and thoughts of a book lover. The way you expressed so much in few lines, so beautifully. I mean, kudos to you. I mean, so good. And congratulations for your poetry and keep writing and keep sharing your beautiful thoughts through poetry
Hi. Thank you so much for listening to this poem and for providing this feedback. It really means a lot. And I'm sorry for the late reply. It's because of my exams. Now they're over, so now I'm free. And once again, thank you, especially for saying what you said. A nice way to end this weekend. It's so good to hear this. Thank you
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Hi. Thank you so much for such a poetic reply. It really means a lot the kind of words you have used, the kind of images that you have presented. It's so beautiful. Thank you. And I'm really sorry for the late reply, because till now I was engaged with my exams, so now I'm free, so I'll be more on swell, and I'll be posting more. So that's a great thing