I Believed You

Hali

A pair of closed eyes awaken

Behind the hazy veil of a dream:

A thin and inconstant film,

Not impermeable to a scream.

 

In this warped and empty world,

Where dark meaning hangs above,

Vein insecurity resembles passion. 

Grief twists into love.

 

Where voids are filled with hollow fallacy

You emerged from love, not lust.

Among the empty, tainted air,

Within you, I found trust.

 

Yet love is equally dark;

Asleep - I continue to cry.

Awake - I yearn to believe in you,

I wish I could say

Goodbye.

  • Author: Hali (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 30th, 2017 13:21
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 44
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  • rayzul

    Liked your poem 👍

  • Elizabeth

    great write.

  • P.H.Rose

    Brilliant !!!!!

  • Augustus

    Without trust what is there? Nicely done.



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