Little Lamb

Sebastian.

Little lamb

With your playful cheer in the forest

The mother, if she is to know 

The prettiest of smiles are but facades 

The little lamb 

He would have to hear his never ending requiem

A sense of impending doom is upon thee little lamb

 

Wolf of the night

He was the devil in disguise

For let it be known

First they listen to you

Then they pamper you

But then they trap you

His hands on the little lambs body

He is frozen

His mouth quivers

His heart cluches

The little lambs head was pounding. 

He can't be saved for the beast has claimed him

In the desolate room, walls of yellow

The sense of comfort was but a deception

But the eyes of the walls, they saw

 

The littlelamb, now in the forest alone

He feels his body tainted

Groped

You may glue a vase together

But the cracks are still present

 

I feel a lump in my throat

going down to my stomach. 

You may have sewn my mouth shut

But you forgot to keep my hands tied

With these hands of mine I will make art

There is no silence there is only surrender

And he will not be my linger

But what if one day I become the monster. 

To say his name, will make me nauseous. 

To remember his face one day -- will drive me to insanity and there'll be no clarity

But let this be known, mother

You cannot bury what is not already dead

And death is of extreme beauty

  • Author: The Eye (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 11th, 2024 05:44
  • Comment from author about the poem: Personally, this reflects upon my trauma. After 12 years, Imy mouth has been sewn shut but my hands were not tied. Poetry is a theraputic thing, and if this helps you like it helps me, then I wish to you good luck on your healing journey.
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 16
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  • Tristan Robert Lange

    First, welcome to MyPoeticSide! 👋 Second, a powerful poem that speaks of deep trauma and coming to terms with truth and consequences. The idea of gluing the cracked pieces together reminds me of kintsugi, which is the Japanese art form of gluing (with a gold like paint) broken dishes together. It's beautiful...but you can very much still see the brokenness. The brokenness lends itself to the beauty of the whole piece...but the brokenness is still very much evident. It can't be hidden. Anyway. This poem is very wonderfully penned. I am sorry for the trauma you have endured...but your poetry is excellent and will speak volumes to people going through similar things. I look forward to reading more of you. 🌹🙏

    • Sebastian.

      Oh my, thank you so much!!! I truly appreciate your thoughts on this work of mine, it feels really good to hear other's opinions and even comparisons! Kintsugi, that gives me an idea to give this poem an illustration, so very much appreciated. I must say thank you once again for your kind words, I will certainly be posting more poetry 😌

      • Tristan Robert Lange

        Great! Can't wait to read more! You are welcome, my friend!

      • TobaniNataiella

        A very powerful and emotional poem which i totally understand, written with emotion but an underlying courage that will eventually get you through your healing journey, thank you

        • Sebastian.

          Thank you to you for your insight! I've written it for not just me but for other individuals who've had a tough time. We're all people and deserving of love.

          • TobaniNataiella

            You are very welcome

          • Tony36

            Welcome, love the poem

            • Sebastian.

              Thank you so much I appreciate this!!!!

              • Tony36

                You're welcome

              • arqios

                Welcome to MPS! Poetry indeed is a freeing experience, which leads to healing. Thanks for sharing.

                • Sebastian.

                  Thank you for reading! It is therapeutic and it is a great way to share to a community of other like minded individuals :]

                  • arqios

                    Indeed! You are most welcome 🙏🏻



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