Michael Singh

Step right up, TRY ME! You’ll be glad you did. 🙂

It will be great getting to know you. You’re already awesome for being non-judgmental and visiting Wire of Hope. I think correspondence is a great way to get to know someone. It’s just like reading the book before seeing the movie- you get the best of both worlds!

If you reply, I assure you I’ll always pay attention and serve as a great listener. I’ll most definitely treat you as a very special friend indeed. I’ll always reply and keep your mailbox full. You’ll never feel lonely with me. As our acquaintance grows, it will be really cool to curiously wonder how your voice sounds. Age and race don’t matter. Humanity of the heart and compassionate character rule the day. We can share laughs, letters and jokes (I really enjoy A.M. radio-show prank calls). You can lean on me as I listen to you: tell me about your day and share your thoughts.

I can’t wait to get your letter, eagerly read it and then enjoy writing a really nice reply back. You’ll be happy to have written me, I’ll be happier to get it. It’s so cool to put out a good, positive energy into the universe and experience what boomerangs back. If I was a used car, I’d be a fully-loaded, bargain buy and the “steal of the lot’. I like to stay positively busy- taking college courses, reading books of interest or writing poetry. Prison isn’t “as seen on T.V.” There’s a chance to become new and improved. But, just like with anything else, effort has to be put forth, coupled with a desire to succeed. Like what I do with friendship.

Lost and ProFound

Literal torture inflicted upon my mental health
No longer am I young, it ain’t my sense of wealth.
Each minute is an awfully cruel, emotional drain
Falling into dark pits, losing ground fast, without any gain.
How can I rehabilitate, improve, and be changed
When your psychosis is to isolate me and make me deranged?
You separated me from the pack, now I’m a recluse
Hear that sound? Rollin’ around my screws are now loose.
This duress adversely warps my mind
Stressin’ in solitary (SHU, ASU). Its effects are far from kind.
Efforts to use coping skills become a major complication
Nullified because of never-ending cortisol, distress of subjugation.
This solo situation – prompted by a ruse – is fully forced
I hear hella voices and counting yet from reality I’m divorced.
Forced solitude makes me feel so hollow and empty inside
It’s cemetery-silent, feels like a graveyard, like I’ve died.
I’m locked in here – all alone, causing me to truly, seriously suffer
From intimate connection to life, there’s no greater buffer.
Being socially lonely has a permanent and deadly impact
It feels like your entire soul has been fatally attacked.
The mental Black Hole exacerbates the mind’s pain
I don’t know how to deal with this eradicated brain.
They told fabrications to put me inside, all lies!
Since I’m falsely accused, should I inflict real pain evoking tears from my eyes?
This scenario is well-known to drive many men critically insane
I am strong and will thrive until I can no longer feign,
I feel like I’m at the end of my rope
What else can I hold onto to give me some hope?
Prison is dark already; this deconstruction of brain only makes it more.
How long before they open this pit from the depths of Hell’s door?
When will this cavity fully engulf and swallow me?
I want to feel as if I’m part of something bigger, don’t you see?
Focus fiercely because light always comes after the dark
All you need is synapse wire with a small inner spark.
You have to come back – circle of life – like a boomerang
Gotta fight hard, grit your teeth, and show your fang.
In my mind’s eye this is the solitary (SHU, ASU) segregation effect
My face is a façade so my emotions you can’t read or detect
Physically, I am fine and safe and sound
But still, the loneliness in my heart and mind is quite profound.

Written by Michael Manjeet Singh-

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• Incarcerated Since: 1996
• Sentence Received: Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: Possibly 2025 with Youth Offender Parole (under California Law)

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