Just why?

Friendship

Just why?

Your verbal blows were heard
by her damaged brain,
rendering her life utterly meaningless.
 
The architecture of the mind is glass,
A fragile spire of thought and light,
But you arrived with heavy hands of brass
To turn the midday harvest into night.
 
Each word you carved was jagged, sharp, and cold,
A scalpel tracing lines where nerves reside,
You broke the fragile truths she tried to hold,
And left the inner sanctum open wide.
 
The echoes of your venom never ceased,
They rattled in the chambers of the skull,
Till every spark of purpose was released,
And all the vibrant colors bled to dull.
 
Now silence fills the void that you defined,
A hollow ache where meaning used to play;
You shattered the horizon of her mind,
And burned the map that led her through the day.
  • Author: Friendship (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 19th, 2026 04:31
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  • sorenbarrett

    A sad poem of destruction and devastation where direction is lost fills this poem. It speaks of pain and loss. Well expressed in poetic form.

    • Friendship

      Thanks, my poem explores the profound impact of emotional and verbal abuse on an individual's mental health. I try to illustrate how harmful words can shatter a person's sense of self, purpose, and emotional stability.

      • sorenbarrett

        You are most welcome words can be very powerful indeed.



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