Regret's dark embrace

Nicole Pritchard

Regret swelling like a stormy sea

Haunting the soul, a weight to be 

Fears creep in, a darkening shroud

As remorse festers, a heavy cloud 

 

In the depths of the heart, a battle waged

Goodness struggles to break through the cage 

But regret's strong chains hold tight 

Dragging the soul down, into endless night 

 

A glimmer of hope flickers, a spark of light 

Longing to pierce the darkness, to take flight 

Yet regret's barrier stands firm and strong

A formidable foe, where sorrow belongs 

 

The weight of regret crushes, a burden to bear 

Eyes swollen shut, as the heart struggles to share

The pain of remorse, a soul sucking sea

Drowning in regret, searching for liberty 

 

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  • sorenbarrett

    Wonderful imagery paint this poem. Great metaphor as well. Very nice

  • Mutley Ravishes

    Bullseye!

  • Poetic Licence

    Beautifully written expressing how sometimes our regrets can weigh us down and prevent us moving forward, lovely write



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