Memento Mori

MojoFreewrite

I was never used to company, whenever I felt alone I spent my days in my head. Thinking where it all went wrong, as time passes by. the world left and placed me on my knees.

 

Here I am starting over again, as I look both ways Here you are coming to crash what I’ve built

Your presence still lingering  Like the cigarette you left by my bed

 

I walk alone on the road that’s still filled with our memories

Videos playing inside my head

Flashback of pictures burning

As I try to mend the pieces you’ve broke

Pieces of me, I’ve left behind

Trails that lead me back

To the person I no longer was

 

Your silence is deafening

As I pour my apologies for your mistakes

Your shackles no longer chains me

As I lay in a field of flowers

The sun bathes me in its light once more

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: Life’sEmotions (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 28th, 2020 01:32
  • Comment from author about the poem: Among the pieces of you left behind and pieces of you, that you can never have again. You find happiness and solitude with your own company once more
  • Category: Forgiveness
  • Views: 13
  • Users favorite of this poem: dusk arising
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  • Andrew Charles Forrest

    I feel the freedom in this piece

    I bet that felt good?

    Great write BRAVO!

  • dusk arising

    I can't tell you how much i like this piece. Especially today after posting "for Julie-Ann" (which i'd love to see your comment upon) which is about a love lost.
    Your words though are far more personal and easy to empathise with.

    A must for adding to my favourites.



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