Mad Gunplay

Rose1

She sits, thinking about 
her life's mistakes 
thoughts cross her head 
morbid and painful 
sorrowful and scared 
she stands, gun in hand, 
aims, breathes, fires, 
and hits a light across the room, 
sparks flying 
and with a feral look in her eyes 
she throws her head back and screams 
hurling her gun through a broken window; 
almost as broken as her heart 
she collapses, sobbing uncontrollably 
and curls into a pathetic heap, 
staying that way for hours on end. 
Sometime the next day 
she finds the strength to stand, 
and as she rises ever doubt 
every worry and every pain 
she had once felt slips to the floor 
as she walks away from it 

  • Author: Rose (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 30th, 2017 19:40
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    WELCOME ROSE ~ Thanks for a very powerful first poem. In my experience ~ "Where you point the GUN before you pull the trigger ~ makes all the difference between Life & Death ~ AMEN" Incidently just pulling the trigger ~ and shattering the TV ~ like ELVIS used to do ~ is very very cathartic ! Thanks for sharing ~ more please ~ Yours BRIAN ~ UK

    • Rose1

      Thank you😊 Your feed back means a lot



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