the Unfathomable

NinjaGirl

whisp and mist of fog

constant code of confusion

not seen through a rusty door

a dirty peephole or cracks in the wood

I'll never understand you

or why you did what you did

I guess I don't understand abuse

I guess I don't get hurting a child for fun.

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  • sorenbarrett

    Metaphors here as well as a direct hint at past pain still present. Sad and haunting

    • NinjaGirl

      thank you

    • ᴷᵉᶻᵉˣˣᵉ

      Wow, another amazing poem by one of my favorite poets. Great job NinjaGirl 🙂

      • NinjaGirl

        thank you so much!

      • Thomas W Case

        Powerful and poignant.

      • Tristan Robert Lange

        Nor should you understand it. I don't understand it either, my dear friend. All I can say is that your title says it all...it is truly unfathomable. ❤️‍🩹🌹👏 Sending you lots of ninja hugs 🤗. Not even sure what a "ninja hug" is...but I am sending them! 🤣

        • NinjaGirl

          It doesn't matter what it is...it has the two best words in the English language!

          • NinjaGirl

            It doesn't matter what it is...it has the two best words in the English language!

            • NinjaGirl

              It doesn't matter what it is...it has the two best words in the English language!

              • Tristan Robert Lange

                Indeed! I thought so too!

              • Cassie58

                Powerfully penned and poignant. Painful to think about and yet it happens all too often.

                • NinjaGirl

                  Yes, thank you so much for reading

                • NafisaSB

                  the pain echoes and stands out so well, that the reader cannot but fail to see the misery of the suffering person
                  hauntingly beautiful

                  • NinjaGirl

                    thank you

                    • NafisaSB

                      you are always welcome



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