Criado por katie.browell
mais de 10 anos atrás
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One need not be a Chamber - to be Haunted -One need not be a House -The Brain has Corridors - surpassingMaterial PlaceFar safer, of a Midnight MeetingExternal GhostThan its interior Confronting-That Cooler Host.Far safer, trough an Abbey gallop,The Stones a'chase - Than Unarmed, one's a'self encounter -In lonesome Place -Ourself behind ourself, concealed - Should startle most -Assassin hid in our ApartmentBe Horror's least.The Body - borrows a Revolver - He bolts the Door -O'erlooking a superior spectre - Or More -
Internal suffering/fear
The mind is to be feared - mental fears/hauntings are worse than physical ones
Metaphorical comparision between two varieties of hauntings
The body physical protects itself - only to find its locked in with the 'superior spectre' of the mind
Unarmed against our own internal horrorsWe expect/can prepare for dangers in Gothic castles ect but never in our own mind
Exact masculine rhyme - ominous effect
Ends with dash - unknown horrors cannot be prepared for - we cannot know what will happen next
'Corridors' constricting, dead ends, life options (doors)
repetition of safety
inner 'you' - parts of us concealed, trapped
Poem
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