Glasses You

sketchy_soul

It started with a small crack 

cracks that slowly shattered me

shattered me that you slowly picked up

picked up and slowly build-up

build-up piece by piece

pieces of yesterday's cracks

yesterday's cracks that never leave

it never leaves cause it turned to be all these marks 

marks that will forever remind me 

remind me of how you fixed me.

 

  • Author: eL.r. (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 4th, 2021 12:25
  • Comment from author about the poem: Never let your shattered past remind you of your pain instead it should remind you of the people who never stop believing in you and supporting you with all their hearts.
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 19
  • Users favorite of this poem: L. B. Mek
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  • Charles_newOwner

    Read the notes first, and I found your description of craking to really hit the mood as a whole! And don't get me started on the use of building yourself up! so symbolic and descriptive that it touches me in my recent events! keep it up!

    • sketchy_soul

      thank you so much for your comment, I'll do my best to share more of my thoughts, 🙂

    • L. B. Mek

      Brilliant!
      (but, we still need
      to be wary of those splinters
      that entrenched themselves
      too deep
      in those bruises, that are yet
      to heal)
      thanks for sharing, such a relatable and comforting read

      • sketchy_soul

        thank you for your appreciation, it really means a lot to someone like me whose an amateur in this field 🙂

        • L. B. Mek

          we all are, and shall always be
          that's the true beauty
          of Poetry's meaningful humility!
          (try not to compare yourself
          just do you! and enjoy the ride)

          • sketchy_soul

            thank you so much for this comforting word of yours, it fires up the desire in me to be more me, to not easily falter in anyone's opinion 🙂



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