Smudge

Brycycle

The glass shields around my eyes are breaking,

With every thought that intercepts my vision.

 

The glass shatters and out bursts a river,

Free-falling down my face.

 

The mental plagued tears go past my mouth,

Making it look far from the smile that was once there.

 

My hands shudder with every move,

My eyes flutter with everything my mind says.

 

The word immediately evaporates when I ask,

"why?",

Then wistfully condenses upon my eyes.

 

I blink away the steam and wipe the tears,

And all that’s left is a smudge of what my mind fears.

 

BG

-08/08/17-

  • Author: Brycycle (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 8th, 2017 07:17
  • Category: Sad
  • Views: 47
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Comments6

  • orchidee

    A fine write. An aside - why are about 99% (or approximately!) of cats around our ways named Smudge?! lol.

    • Brycycle

      thanks, and haha yes, my brother's dog is called smudge though aha.

    • Louis Gibbs

      A beautiful, sad poem, Brycycle. I love the line, "mental plagued tears." Well done!

      • Brycycle

        Thank you very much 😀

      • WL Schuett

        Heartfelt nicely expressed

        • Brycycle

          Thank you so much :))

        • Edward Charles McDevitt

          The uniqueness of your writing intrigues me.. Beautiful words expressed so well.. Thank you for sharing this imagery into your Soul..

          • Brycycle

            Aw thank you Edward. It means a lot 🙂

          • orchidee

            Oh lo, dogs called Smudge too. Got a smudge of colour on its nose or something? Well, some of the cats with that name are brown tabby-type, with 'smudgy' coat, lovely browns mixed together.

            • Brycycle

              Ahh right, cool 😛

            • Tony36

              Great write

              • Brycycle

                Thank you

                • Tony36

                  Welcome



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