I live in a paper house,
With paper walls and paper doors;
Where paper voices pass paper words,
And paper stories scatter paper floors.
I live in a paper house,
With paper people in paper rooms;
Eating paper meals at paper tables,
Breathing paper air in a paper tomb.
I live in a paper house
And use paper needles and paper thread;
To sew a life out of the paper lies
That paper people spread.
I live in a paper house,
where paper ghosts haunt paper fools;
In justice's place, a ghastly face,
Fear is the paper tyrant who rules.
I live in a paper house,
Where sugar settles over paper crimes;
'They won't make a peep if we keep sweet',
Forced paper smiles and silly rhymes.
I live in a paper house,
But one day yet I will detach;
Out to the store, my feet will soar,
When I return: House meet your match!
I douse the paper walls in kerosine,
"Fire Queen" I am self-crowned;
I strike a match and watch the paper house
Burn to ashes on the ground.
About the Creator
New England Poet
Novice writer and nature lover. Here to admire and learn from others' works whilst sharing my own voice.


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