Marked

sylviasearcher

Won’t you please take
This ache
From my chest
Brandished by you

Perhaps I had become content
With my emptiness
A deadly deal swallowed
With the pill that was blue

Red red red
Like a rush to the head
As you frayed at the seams
Of all that was true

Did you think I was waiting?
Endlessly anticipating
A vision, a dream, desired unseen
Painted by you

Leave me forlorn
As night turns to morn
Where silence becomes eerie
With the ache that you grew

Tell me of happy ever after
Where tears roam wild like laughter
And fleeting fancies whisper
What I already knew

On waking I’m aching
I’m ready for taking
Left lingering and shaking
Brandished by you

  

 

  • Author: sylviasearcher (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 2nd, 2019 02:04
  • Comment from author about the poem: Perhaps this one is better than melancholy?
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments4

  • Neville

    Ah my lady.. but you do melancholy so very darned well... and yet, and yes I like your poem 'Marked' as well.. it seems to me there is an ache woven throughout and which I sincerely enjoyed.....
    Yours sincerely,

    Me....

    • sylviasearcher

      Thanks for your kind words

      • Neville

        my pleasure entirely..

      • Michael Edwards

        A well woven work - and Neville is right - you do melancholy so well - not a case of being better but of being just as good.

        • sylviasearcher

          Thanks Michael i sometimes wish it were not so

        • Christina8

          Now this was surely written by a poet that was left "brandished"......but not defeated. An excellent write to be sure!!--Christina

        • Poetic Dan

          Wow great vulnerability and strength, you are in your way to where you want to go.

          Thank you for sharing
          Always appreciated

          • sylviasearcher

            Thank you always for your kind words 😌

            • Poetic Dan

              That was meant to say "on your way" lol

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