My Room



My room, a haven of peace and calm,
A sanctuary where I find my balm,
A space that is wholly mine,
Where I can retreat and unwind.  
It's walls, painted a soothing hue,
Bring tranquility and peace anew,
A place where I can simply be,
And let my thoughts roam wild and free.  
My bed, with its soft and cozy sheets,
Is a refuge where I can rest my feet,
A place where I can close my eyes,
And escape into a world that lies.  
The shelves, they hold my treasures dear,
Books and mementos that I hold near,
Reminders of the past and all it brought,
A keepsake of memories dearly sought.  
My room, it's not just four walls and a door,
But a place that I can always adore,
A space that reflects my innermost soul,
A heaven where I can feel whole.  
In my room,
I find solace and peace, A space where all my worries cease,
A sanctuary where I can be true,
To myself and all that I pursue.

About this poem

This poem describes the author's room as a personal sanctuary that brings them peace, comfort, and reflects their innermost soul. The author highlights various elements of their room, such as its soothing color, cozy bed, and cherished possessions, to show how it serves as a refuge from the outside world and allows them to unwind and be themselves.

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Written on May 08, 2023

Submitted by maliha_n on May 08, 2023

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Scheme AABCDDEEFGHHIIJJKKLLMNDD
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 901
Words 197
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 24

Maleeha Nadeem

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