Letter to Noone

sylviasearcher



Dear Noone

 

I wish I could erase you from my mind

Now I see I spent these years left behind

Blinded by fantasy

Kinded by poetry

Not for me

Never be!

 

Who were you?

Who were we?

Were we?

Was it me?

I was not

I am not

Cannot be.

 

Empty vessel

Fill me up!

With your powerful beautiful hopeful

Lies

Vacuum soul

Kiss of life

Kiss of death

Already dead

 

Why raise me from my death?

Nothing 

Nothing 

Nothing

It is fine

Nothing

Nothing

Nothing

At least it's mine

 

Tears cry

Heart sigh

Passer by

Let me die

 

All you were

Ever was

Passer by

Kiss of life

Powerful beautiful hopeful

Lie

 

Give up

Gave up

Feared

Despised

 

Oh noone

How I wish I could erase you from my mind

How I wish I could accept I'm left behind.

 

Yours Sincerley 

 

Nothing

Nothing

Nothing

 

Neverwas

 

  • Author: sylviasearcher (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 6th, 2018 04:02
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Poetic Dan

    That took me back to one of my first (ish) writings called my cliff. I felt so alone even though I had so much, nearly every day I'd cry before and after sleep if I got any.
    I guess it was passing my loneliness and although I still felt it, I slowly became friends with myself and did what I wanted to do and express all I think and feel.

    Just keep writing and never stop doing new things that you know you should

  • sylviasearcher

    Thanks Dan.

    I suppose when I wrote it I felt sad but maybe even angry?

    Connection has evaded me most of my life so I suppose it is about loneliness but also the hurt when someone connects with you on what you think is a deep level and then erases you making you realise even harder than before how alone you are.

    I prefer the company of trees and birds to humans. They demand nothing of me.

    Thanks for reading 💜



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