Needles and Pins

Jooles


Notice of absence from Jooles
I disappear for months on end......just my life but I always come back!

Needles and pins stuck in my arm 

Every where I look metal to see 

The needles and pins mean me no harm 

Doesn't matter though. . . .  How they hurt me 

 

Strapped to the table, unable to move 

Pins in my eyes make me bleed 

Someone wipes at my face, how I disprove 

Touching is pain, there's no need 

 

My eyesight is blurry and hearings impaired 

My speech when I talk sounds slurry 

All has gone dark And im feeling scared 

Past the point of simple worry 

 

My legs are like lead and covered in sweat 

My arms are like cold jelly that quakes 

I'm crying and dribbling, the table is wet 

My body it quivers and shakes 

 

I try to stand, I will myself up 

But the straps are holding me down 

I can feel my anger steadily build up 

Life has been such one big let down 

 

No where to go, no where to hide 

I have nothing left in my soul 

All of my pride has slowly died 

And all that is left is a hole

 

My mind is a box and my demons live there 

I vow they shall never break out 

They kick and they scream and violently swear 

I fear one day they'll escape no doubt 

 

We all have our demons, our crosses to bare 

We must take each day as it starts 

It's sad but it's true life is not fair 

Keep true to the truth in your heart 

 

  • Author: Jooles (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 3rd, 2017 15:25
  • Comment from author about the poem: Well this poem came about after certain conversations occurred and got me to thinking....with some people their demons, struggles and pain are obvious, it shows in their eyes, mannerisms and habits for others it's not as clear cut. I hope you enjoy and if strikes a cord with you please let me know x
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 45
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  • Hopey_xx

    Woah.... Love it, great write!

    • Jooles

      Thank you x

    • mammyo3

      loved it chick x

      • Jooles

        Thanks Mrs x



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