My Captor
I’ve been handcuffed to this chain,
Whose grip is stronger than any hurricane.
I fight to escape, but the winds of this whirlwind,
Seem to have won the day.
I’m frail and powerless, yet I enjoy my weakness,
Even as it drives me crazy.
My captor mocks me without pity,
While I search for a way out through a map, compass,
or a key which is not worn or weary.
My steady heartbeat has given way
To irregular palpitations,
And for a moment, I’m afraid.
The more I struggle to free myself, the deeper I sink,
Entangled in my captor’s web.
He is my addiction, my downfall,
Yet somehow my stronghold.
My captor is my muse and my silence,
My sorrow and my reason to smile.
I am his slave, yet a queen in his arms.
My captor is the most cunning master I’ve known,
Yet I’ve cherished every second in his warm embrace.
Now I suppose I’ve finally found the cause of my madness,
That I am simply a captive,To this captor called love.
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