A memory
I hope and pray every day that I might finally be free from you. I live in the brightest of daylight and smiles. It is always a glorious day. But, as is always the case there is no escape until you free yourself. The days are long and bright, but the night descends and brings with it solitude. The poverty of people, excepting myself. My thoughts, and nothing more. I find myself alone.
The thoughts flood into my brain as the sun fades into the horizon. I remember everything. All the memories, pain and otherwise. Whether I want to or not. And they yell, loud as a banshee; loud as a hawk descending on its prey. And no matter how weighted the blanket, or tight I curl myself up I cannot escape. No amount of running or riding. No car, nor horse can carry me far enough from myself to escape.
And although you are the one in a cage, I’m the one whose trapped.
So, you think you can stomach me
My friend, I love you as you love me
But that's only from what you can see
What lies below is not so mellow,
that much is sure my dearest fellow.
For now I tell you that I'm sure you can't
stomach the truest of me if I grant
you a view, into the deepest part of my soul
in a lane as dark and icy as the north pole
So, my friend you please don't take offence
I do want to trust you, and you are not dense
But the self that I hide in my soul, on a hummoch
Is on some days more than even I can stomach
When I feel really sad
When I feel really sad, I find
that I may just as well be blind
For I often don’t notice or fail to see
All those who say that they love me
Although I sometimes dont think they lie
I cannot let that chance go by
To give my trust, and have it broke,
by someone who really wants me to choke
So what I do, to feel much better
Is sit at a table and write a letter
And leave it to my favourite friend
That he can read in the end
I cheer myself up, I grab my favourite tie
And wave my family goodbye
My dolls, in warm clothes I do swathe
Get on a chair and take a leap of faith
The Scream
I scream,
a scream so loud
a scream inarguably audible
a scream, so painful
And yet,
no one hears it
it seems so quiet to them
or mabye they are just deaf
And yet I keep screaming,
till the tears come down to shush the sounds
and I go back
to sipping my coffee staring at the reason I screamed at all
with a shaking smile
Love drops
Love is like a raindrop
It falls upon you during the darkest and grayest of days
Falling into the hearts of those who expect it least with a plop
And rolls into the tiniest crevices of the heart in its own ways.
You open an umbrella in an attempt to avoid it
And cover it over your heart to block the gentle patter
But it falls anyway, disregarding your jokingly sad wit
Plopping on your defences, eroding them untill they shatter
Despite the rain’s passing, and your own self-sorrow
You’ll end up in love, looking forward to tomorrow
Sonnet for the Soulless
Oh how I long to see you burn in hell,
For all the pain and suffering you caused
You took it all and left me standing there
Alone and broke of all but my own hate
There was never a man who yearned as I
For the sweet feeling of your blood on hand
That may not be washed off by men or gods
For my hate runs deeper than any can feel
But yet I now wish that I had not done
The most awful deed that ever could have been
Oh what I wouldn’t give to have you here
So that I could kill you all again now
Alas for now you are gone but still alive
Through my own vengeful hate and memory