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The Ghost. By Richard Jones . I live in a house with no windows. A black curtain hangs on my door. The voices of conscience torment me. I live in a room with no floor. . There’s dirt in the corner I can’t see. There’s water that runs down the wall. There’re mice in the attic above me, And rats playing games in the hall. . I live in a house with no windows And sleep in a room with no heat. The darkness of life that surrounds me Keeps out the sounds of the street. . I wake when the shadows have fallen And walk when the memories cease. When purpose in life has no meaning And only the wicked find peace. . Yet I am a smiling failure I live in the dark of your mind. I’ve done what I’m proud to admit to And lived with the fear of the blind. . Mine is the shadow you're seeing I'm trapped in this house that's now yours It’s my voice you think that you’re hearing, for I died in a room with no doors. |