The Prison Cell
My room is a prison cell
without a lock,
with two open doors;
one towards the next room,
one towards the balcony facing west,
from where the day can be seen disappearing
I read a little Samuel Beckett,
some John Cage:
Beckett a slapstick-stumbling labyrinth;
Cage a flock of sun-pierced ice cubes
I grow sleepy, put aside,
turn off lights, close eyes,
hear the first line of this text,
open eyes, turn on lights,
reach for pen & notepad,
write what I've written so far
and continue here,
until I stop, here
Poetry by Ingvar Loco Nordin

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Written on 2025-05-05 at 08:55




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