A Day In The Sun

I walked solemnly in the room

People starred in curiosity so bloom

Looking at my black shirt that cuffed my fingers

My slow, steady but dreadly walk

My dark eyes scanning the place

Quick stares and sharp movements

People were standing still stoned

Thick air still and heavy

My black leathered boot squeaked

Against the posh wooden floor

The smell of rusty iron filled my nose

It made me stand still and shiver

I could locate it easily across the room

Ten feet away a girl’s bleeding nose

No one noticed but my skin was paler

Feeling uneasy but excited

The time was so slow

By a violent wind

The windows flew open

Letting the sun shone and fill the room

Sickening, blinding and very disturbing

To me and my eyes all absorbing

I left the room outside to somewhere

It had mirrors, big and small

I saw myself, my reflection

It was different, it was bright

My eyes seemed to retain the light

Changed colors from black to brown

My lips were dark fiery red showing my canines

As I tried to breath from my mouth

My heart skipping heart beats a lot this time

I forgot how to breathe as if I don’t need to

Pictures and voices hitting my mind

I can hear them, the ones in the other room

Seeing them in my mind helping the girl

I walked dreadly out as normal

Inside the sun that was shining

Feeling nothing but indifference

Just this time I felt the Sickness