Happy Home

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“Happy Home”

I was surrounded by people who didn't respect me, so I upped and I left/
And began to focus on self improvement, to try regain my self respect
I'd neglected what were my own needs, losing the essence of who I was/
I had become needy and self loathing, cause I was lonely and I was lost
I had to look past all the hate that I felt, & the hurt held in my heart/
For me to ever see a brighter day, I had to step away from the dark
And walk down a path I was unsure of, knowing I had to walk it alone/
Yet I'm so proud that I did, cause now I get to walk into a happy home
Looking back on my unhappy home, I know in my heart I have come far/
The endless poems, the nights alone, drunk & stoned with a broken heart
It used to start and never stop, but now I stop it whenever it starts/
And takes it's toll, I take control, saving my soul before it's torn in half
I can now laugh & I can smile, knowing it didn't kill me, it made me strong/
Though painful like losing my child, the pain that I felt was never as long
For way too long, I dwelled on the wrongs, now I belong & I have a purpose/
So no longer do I feel like I'm nobody, pathetically empty & feeling worthless.

Copyright 2014 The Elusive Mr Dunne (All rights reserved)

  • Author: The Elusive Mr Dunne (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 30th, 2021 11:51
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 21
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Comments2

  • Violet bluebell( used to be yellow rose)

    It’s so important to feel worthy . I completely understand what it’s like to feel like a nobody and to feel worthless . It’s not nice at all . Makes you so happier to feel worthy and to love yourself ))

  • Jannat

    Thank you this is very deep and emotional that I can completely relate to. Going through pain can be really difficult but making pain your strength is a great achievement. Well done for not giving up and having a great willpower!



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