A completely desolate place devoid of any human life for many many miles.
A red building of a colonial outlook, part of it still under construction.
The “inmates”, some of them at ease, at peace.
Some of them newly condemned, walking haphazardly in their “uniforms”
trying, trying really hard to get the assigned tasks done on time,
getting in on the good books of the guards.
I
belonging to the latter, realise that my mates and I are at the bottom of the pecking order.
No one to represent us, no one to help us but the unity among us.
For me though,
these shenanigans don’t matter
Soon enough, my time will be up, and I,
will get that sweet,
sweet release, from being,
Stranded on Death row.
Inspirations: Calvin Broadus Jr., Andre Young, Ricardo Emmanuel Brown, Warren Griffin.
Brilliantly written! I loved it!!!
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Thank you. Coming from you, it means a lot. 🙂
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😊❤ You’re welcome.
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Reblogged this on Cereus Florus and commented:
He is just amazing!
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Congratulations, well deserved.. 🙂 you may check and follow my blog too and i follow yours.. 🙂
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How beautiful written
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And in a parallel universe this must have been his words “In the state I was in, if someone had come and told me I could go home quietly, that they would leave me my life whole, it would have left me cold.. several hours or several years of waiting is all the same when you have lost the illusion of being eternal.”
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Hey SG! I have nominated you for the liebster award! ❤
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Excellent
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This is really good. Congratulations on this😊 Reminded me of Port Blair.
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Thanks. The cover picture is indeed of Port Blair.
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So true, Elijah Joubert is currently in Death Row Texas and currently doing a blog which also describes how inmates feel.
Please join and support Elijah.
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