The Stationary Qualm
A poem about never feeling at home.
By Konstantinos AndrikopoulosPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Charl Folscher on Unsplash
The Stationary Qualm
The rations of love don’t suffice
in proportion to the original sacrifice.
Families rise to come clean
from the iron grip of the original sin.
The tapestry is stained with emotion
transactions that didn’t go through,
deficient in love and devotion
trickling words that ain’t true.
Home is the floor of the self.
Encased in thoughts obsessive
and talk of love, fairly excessive
a sensing of drowning and a wishing well.
The rent is low like the tide
a moonlapse and our chests,
a perfect place to hide
and nurture our unrest.
The porch shares a view of our demise.
a crippling sensation of inadequacy.
A god that’s forgotten our privacy
and tries to dry his watery eyes.
About the Creator
Konstantinos Andrikopoulos
Copy and Content Writer. Poet.

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