City of Angels

Akshadha_Joshi1310

city of angels,

tastes like blood ,

sitting alone in the ruins of the house we built ,

drowning in guilt all my hopes crushed,

oh what a way to die .

 

I'm all alone,

not a soul around for miles ahead ,

just me my guilt and the ghost of my lingering past,

stuck in this haunted house of broken promises.

 

 

And I will lay here until the end of time,

curled up on the crooked floor ,

covered in the spiderwebs of your lies and grime.

 

ivy will grow on me , taking what little I have left ,

as I sit in the corner I haunt shackled down by the chains of guilt ,

what a curse , to spend an eternity in the ruins of the place I loved; now ceasing to exist.

 

the ghost in the basement calls out to me at night,

he tells me to leave as soon as I can,

but I can't leave for I am doomed,

so I stay chained down like a feral animal and listen to the wails of the damned.

 

the city of angels; which used to my heart ,

is now decaying,

I will watch it get destroyed as I lay here with blood on my hands,

in another lifetime, I won't have the midas touch perhaps.

  • Author: Akshadha Joshi (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 30th, 2026 03:24
  • Comment from author about the poem: So guess what folks I am not dead woohoo 🎀 I will be posting poems again regularly ( hopefully)🙃
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  • Users favorite of this poem: Soman Ragavan
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  • Soman Ragavan

    You make this poem sound so realistic that it instills worry in the reader. It's your writing skills...

    • Akshadha_Joshi1310

      Thank you so much you're the sweetest 🎀🙃

    • sorenbarrett

      There is deep darkness in this poem in feelings of guilt as well as a sense of damnation. Well written

      • Akshadha_Joshi1310

        Thankyou so much it means a lot 💗🙃

        • sorenbarrett

          You are most welcome



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