What do you think?
Ignoring me like this?
You can try all you want,
But I'll never go away.
I've got a grip on you,
I understand you like no other,
And aren't I your only company?
Run if you want, cry if you want,
Scream loud if you want...
I'll be there when nobody else is.
You hate the way I make you feel
But I know your masochism.
Oh you hate my inconsistency?
Well I'm constantly around.
I can make you feel like you're alone,
Or never will be alone.
I change your whole outlook on things,
You wouldn't be you if it weren't for me.
I made you into what you are,
You hate that?
You really shouldn't hate yourself.
Forgot that's my whole thing,
Where'd my sales pitch go?
I'll be here as long as you are.
Escape? To the grave?
I hope you do.
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Comments5
A shadow, reflection, guilt? Any or all of these fit. A wonderful write my friend
Thank you very much!
Most welcome
Obsessive and intoxicating is what comes to mind whilst reading this. Love and hate combined perhaps. Very intriguing.
Yes, thank you so much for reading and commenting!
A raw and powerful piece. The relentlessness in these lines mirrors the relentlessness of the voice itself…it never lets go, and that’s what makes it hit so hard. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
Exactly...thank you for reading!
I'd emigrate, change my name and take up Holy Orders with you on my tail.... aaah 🙏
Ha, ha! Thanks for reading!
The poem revolves around the complex relationship between an individual and their inner struggles, possibly representing mental health issues such as depression or anxiety. The speaker personifies these struggles as a persistent companion that the individual cannot escape from, highlighting themes of dependency, self-loathing, and the duality of feeling both alone and accompanied by one's own darkness. The subject matter delves into the torment of living with these internal conflicts and the paradox of finding
This is exactly it! Thank you for reading and commenting!
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