Maybe my soul will mend when I won't be haunted by ghosts of the past,
When you'll stop chasing me around for my sins.
I'll go to a place with no ghosts and no stories
And no people who despise me for whispers.
There will be no castles to crumble,
No witches who steal homes
Claiming they build cities,
No liars with sweet toungues
Singing ballads of gossip,
No allies with black lungs
Bathing in their disloyalty.
They will all stay here in their black paradise,
Dancing in their rotten love wishing they could leave;
In their spoilt homes with their depraved darlings,
And their pride will steal all the words to get out.
- Author: idek.and ( Offline)
- Published: August 9th, 2023 09:02
- Comment from author about the poem: This poem is about leaving behind all the people that wronged you and all the memories that make your heart bleed. To go somewhere better.
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 5
Comments1
Your soul is already mending
Reading between the lines
Keep em coming
Great start
Looking forward to reading more
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