Poem: Hang Man

Hang Man I’m hungry,
No, 
Your not,
Yes, 
you are,
What?

I don’t know anymore,
This feeling of hunger,
Is starving me,
Why won’t I allow myself to eat?

I’m getting angry and tired,
Repulsive and withered,
My flesh is falling off the bone.

My head is tied up,
Hanging on its last thoughts,
I sway as the wind blows.

And as the crowd’s cackle,
The bewitching hour,
Draws to a close,
I’m merely one of many,
Hanging in a row. 



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“We grow to give new meaning to old words” - Jessica (podcast speaker) New poems encapsulated modern day struggles but no struggle hasn’t been heard of before. Poems are time capsules that were never dated. They were buried in the past but remain intact in the present.