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Home Alone
She is alone at home, and alone in her room. Everything seems to be dead silent, except for the sound of the wind. It is as if nothing exists on this large world. Nothing moves, nothing cares, nothing talks. The walls seem to be staring at her from all four sides, and the ceiling looks down upon her, like the owner of the room. Stuffed animals are looking down, desk and chairs are looking away, but the only thing that is making eye contact with her is the mirror she wiped yesterday. Mirror glares back at her by changing into her shape within the mirror. Then she suddenly hears the clock ticking, ticking very slowly, and seems to be dying away again. Now everything seems to be dead silent.
Copyright © 2002-2003 Student Publishing Program. Poetry and prose © 2003 by individual authors. Reprinted with permission. Site designed by Strong Bat Productions. |
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