There’s an unmarked grave
inside my heart
for the joy I used to feel;
wrapped in linen
just the bones remain
of what once seemed so real.
I guess I should
have sensed the knife
before it found its mark;
I now contend
with such an end
and the snuffing of that spark.
And so I haunt
your waking dreams
and rattle all my chains;
you never shall
erase my mark
and hide these cold remains!
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Author:
Fränz Müller (
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This poem speaks metaphorically of the mark a dead relationship leaves. Nicely written
Great written
Fränz, I’ve felt that same delayed ache…not seeing the knife until after it’s already found its mark. There’s something so honest about admitting the wound came before the understanding of it. You captured that so well. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
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