How I Feel Deep Inside....

Krystal Brewington

I'm behind prison walls,

Shackled and chained,

Trapped, with no way out.

You have sucked the life out of me,

I have no interest in anything.

 

My life is so dull,

Darkness is all I see.

Marks and bruises cover me,

All from where you hit me.

 

My life is so full of Misery,

So very bad,

That I'd rather die,

Then live one more day this way.

 

My heart is broken,

Like a puzzle in a million pieces,

Scattered on the floor,

Trying to piece it back together once more.

 

I feel like,

I'm drowning in a sea,

Trying to find

My way back to shore.

 

But because my life

is so full of darkness,

I see light no more,

It seems so close, but so far away,

 

If I could just find my way to the door,

I'd escape from those prison walls,

And I'd finally be free, forever more.

 

 

           

   By: Krystal Brewington

             06-17-2017

  • Author: Krystal Brewington/Poore (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 17th, 2017 02:11
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is something I wrote about how I feel inside right now. All this because of and it's all about the man that I am with right now... It's all exactly how he treats me and makes me feel..
  • Category: Sad
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  • John Gover

    I can really feel your emotions in this piece. Might I suggest when referencing a number in an emotional poem it's sometimes better to use a hyperbole instead. "100 pieces" come on Krystal! Try "A million pieces" or something to really make the reader feel your pain. All in all good work though 🙂 Great use of negative energy to create something artistic!

  • swingline

    You need to leave your abuser . It only gets worse .

  • Krystal Brewington

    Thank you for the advice. I really appreciate that. I will change it. That does sound better. Thanks to you both

  • Krystal Brewington

    OK I changed it. That sound better? Thanks again for the advice. And the feedback



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