I Thought I Knew
The craze of wonder bent with curiosity of will
Trapped inside a snow globe clear from mist
Watching those I knew break ties and lie for thrill
Losing heart in humans, something missed
A princess or a prince no more inside
Tainted, stained, defiled by the light
I wrapped my arms about my knees and cried
For loss of love from those who lost the right
The flakes of innocence about my lash
And piling on the rocks and hills and isle
And trapping me inside this glass-cut cache
While those I thought I knew pretend to smile












The sadness and hurt came through very well and expresses a lot about you, and what's going on around you. The snow was an interesting touch and added a lot--it brings to mind childhood and the simple pleasure of winter weather.
I enjoy how much thinking it takes to fully understand the poem, and even then, it's the faintest mystery, which is descriptive in and of itself. Well done.
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