As I watch the crows circle over the house
I stare as I stand quiet as a mouse
I start to feel my eyes water
Now I'm their next meal on the platter
Another mistake, moving again
New people, more friends
The pain won't stop there is no end
I want to smile but all I feel is tears falling
I won't rush, no more stalling
I must move on, I need rest
So, I lay down and put my hands on my chest.
I feel my heart beat slower
My eye lids get lower
I fall into a deep sleep as the crows
Circle, now line in rows
Above my head the call
Above my head they all fall
One by one they pierce my stone-cold, worn-out skin
I don’t feel them, their beaks in within
I feel as they tear through my epidermis
I try to open my eye, but I miss
Everything.
I lay there as they rip apart every piece of my body as if I never existed
Do I wish I could have resisted?
Maybe, but at least now the once reoccurring pain
Is no longer in my veins.
I can't cry anymore
I'm just a pile of bones on the floor
Emotionless, fearless
At least now I hurt less.
- Author: nae_loveswords ( Offline)
- Published: January 19th, 2023 15:30
- Comment from author about the poem: It\\\'s like a leaf in the loud wind, very noticeable when not noticed. The type of pain that just burns very small but aches for a while. It doesn\\\'t hurt very much but it hurts for a long time. Like water on the not so flat of a rock. Like my skin has a wound that hasn’t been discovered yet, but my body knows it’s in pain. I know my actions caused greater pain to myself than anything else but doesn\\\'t everybody else’s? \r\n\r\nI write to bring all of it out, but sometimes it brings it all back in. it\\\'s like writing is taking everything from my deep wounded mind onto a blank sheet of paper and making my eyes show my heart what hurts and why. It\\\'s like pressing a letter on the keyboard and it\\\'s giving a different letter. Trying and failing after you’ve tried so hard is what scares me but for some reason, I must let go of all these fears for me to be able to live. I\\\'m scared to die, I\\\'m scared of not knowing, I\\\'m scared to leave. I\\\'ve attached myself to all these people just to leave them. \r\n\r\nI want to cry, scream, throw a fit but I can\\\'t. Why? Because it won\\\'t make anything better. It won\\\'t stop anything. It\\\'ll only make my new transition worse. I thought about this poem and how I want people to perceive how I felt. I want them to know my pain then feel it. I’ll never wish this feeling of abandonment on anyone. Every day I wish to just have a stable home. I hear all these people talking about how their parents got them out of cps, or how their family members did it. \r\n\r\nBut mines wont. The only people that I know will take me, hurt me the worse. So, I refuse to sacrifice my heart and mental state just to be in a family. This poem shows how my heart truly feels. Broken but patched up by soiled down bandages. I hope now that you’ve read my poem you’ll understand.
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Comments1
I related, so I wanted to word
my understanding
in some kind of poetic reply
forgive me
thanks for sharing, stay strong!
(family as curse
friendship as burden
fear as our daily meal
'were we made for this'
'just, this'
'to what end'
'by what measure
are we deemed to have
capacity, enough
to endure and survive, life'
'victory in our witnessed Aurora's
yet, a sunrise
lasts for merely blink moments'
'while
our tossing turning, nightmares
go-on for hours, days, lifetime's'
'what fck'd up scales, does fate
utilise, to think all this adds-up'
so fck our idiotic circumstances
to hell with loyalty, rewarded
in bruises, too deep to appear
on skin
fck it all
let's just do it for ourselves
they hate us anyway
so fck it, laugh at our own
jokes
we'll be, their crazy
if we get to be left alone
yeah, who needs friends
or family
we're all walking on a grave pit
of destiny, literally
destined to scar the earth
as regurgitated lava..
yeah, fck it
just do it our way
let those wannabe do-gooder's
pick up our bills
and so what, we bathe
in a shower of tears, daily
a little salty, admittedly
but it scrubs us clean
of our suffering's stains
fck it!)
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