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544 · Dec 2012
Didn't Shed A Tear
I prayed a little prayer that night,
The night I fell for you,
Because I knew I’d hold on too tight,
And re-break my heart to two,

But I still gave it all my time,
Because it felt good while it lasted,
Our little love story was in its prime,
Maybe even just past it,

I had a little feeling,
That you’d hurt me if I let you,
I felt it was time I’m stealing,
And that slowly I should let go,

You see they always do,
If you let them,
Break your heart in two,
It’s we ourselves we condemn,

But you see my little prayer,
Worked like a secret whisper,
I was already too aware,
Of the scars upon a blister,

You couldn’t cut my surface,
Even though I wished you to,
My mind she was too nervous,
And my heart love outgrew,

Your pauses said-beware,
Your ignorance bid me a due,
Your messages read- I don’t care,
And before I knew it we where through

You avoided my questions like a plague,
And pretended all the way,
But though your answers where vague,
I knew what you couldn’t say,

Then finally I wore you thin,
And you admitted there was her,
I felt good that my sense did win,
And at the end I didn’t shed a tear.
533 · Aug 2014
Tainted Roses
Roses they did wonder
contradictory to their character
but love had they squandered
at the hands of a gifted actor

What a feat it was
to become an unexpected pawn
they came in red camouflage
from his hidden pocket like a weapon drawn

Now bathed in mistruths
and dyed black by misdeeds
dismissed of thier behooves
as tainted blood stains their leaves

The roses they wondered
in search of a new elucidation
for their job had they blundered
condemned by pains preservation

She rejects them like a plague
as thou they were poisoned by his lies
though their part in it vague
she blames them most of all for the tears she cries

Roses they wonder
in search of their redemption
as her screams do thunder
while they fight against her apprehension.
524 · Dec 2012
My Own One and Only
Not on my own,
Yet feeling so alone,
All are round and all are near,
Yet it’s as if nobody’s truly here,

Me, myself and I alone,
Alone in silence darkness prone,

Not around for long they are,
Empty pain prolong reaches far,
It stretches wide and stretches long,
A unbound scar ripped by wrong,

I’m my own one and only,
Bitter, sweet, dear and lonely.
Company for which my heart does bleed,
My heart a beating seed of broken need,

Left cold and left stoney,
Left bold and left lonely,
So seasons pass and seasons change,
My lonely class becomes more derange,

Forever me and forever sweet,
In all pretend and bitter deceit,
Forever my own,
Loneliness’ clone,
Forever myself and so darkness quiet and all sound do engulf,
My one and only,
Here now and always lonely.
513 · Dec 2012
Rose They're Bleeding
Roses they’re sorrow
Of things dead and done,
Roses their hollow,
Of blood red and gone,

Violets their shallow,
Blue and icy deep,
Violets their mellow,
Tears of chilly weep,

Roses their bleeding,
And violets they cry,
Love is fleeting and all a lie.
501 · Dec 2012
Pick A Finger
Like the water wasted on green ground,
To our moral virtues we are bound,
And as we come to turn the other cheek,
People love to push us till we no longer stand on two feet,

There’s an error in playing nice these days,
As humanity crumbles in all it’s ways,
Nobody does appreciate your troubles,
And how holding back is your struggle,

When it comes down to being the better person,
Man always must think twice,
Because on our heart we put too much exertion,
In walking away and being nice,

Like rugs we are kept,
Treated with pure contempt,
Because to pretend like its all fine,
Keeps a person walking on a thin line,

I will give credit where credit is due,
But no longer can this heart rue,
For the people it had not put on their places,
Or had not Just knocked back down a few paces,

But to the world of the cruel,
I am not your cowardice tool,
And on your actions my heart will not linger,
So all I have to say is “here is my hand, now pick a finger.”
494 · Dec 2012
Little Monster
There is this little monster,
That torments me day and night,
That my peace does squander,
And my teddy cannot fight,

It comes to me in darkness,
This little monsters power,
Its eyes they’re heartless,
From the cold I can’t help but cower,

There is this little monster,
Who everyday does mock me,
And Ensures I will not prosper,
It will not let me be,

It tends to haunt me often,
Sometimes in the light,
Its words do never soften,
And its hold on me is tight,

There is this little monster,
Who loves to see me cry,
I pray for its departure,
And it wishes for my spark to die,

It watches me each day,
And knows my every thought,
It waits for me to decay,
And my wound for which it sought.

There is this little monster,
That no one else can see,
Nobody else does it bother,
Because this little monster-lives in me.
487 · Dec 2012
Just A Number
He had been her light,
At the end of a dark and lonely tunnel,
He had been her fight,
To end all that her did trouble,

But she was just a number to him,

He had been her reason to get up,
The reason that she dreamed,
The reason she’d stay up,
And the reason that she gleamed,

But she was just a number to him,

He had been her smile,
At the end of a dull and dreary day,
He had been that extra mile,
Before from everything she almost had walked away,

But she was just a number to him,

He had been the rainbow in her storm,
The sun in her cloudy sky,
He had been the fire that kept her warm,
And why feelings in her did not yet die,

But she was just a number to him,

She had been his newest achievement,
The he could not get,
And once he obtained her appeasement,
She became just a number whose name he would soon forget.
474 · Aug 2014
Sun & Moon
I was the relentless sun,
While you the calming moon,
I was radiated with passion unforgiving,
And you fled from pain into the inopportune,

My mind had begged to run from you,
but my heart had demanded I stay,
You radiated the dark in me,
And I stopped at nothing to make your heart sway,

And so we were polar opposites,
That could not exist without the other,
We were in complete contradictory denial,
But one could not do without the other lover,

So I shone my rays of desperation
And reflected off your doubt,
I fought for respiration
And you responded to my draught,

You’re moon will stir the seas I heat,
My rays will warm your darkness,
As we co-exist together,
And work towards each other’s calmness.
469 · Dec 2012
How Are You?
“How are you?”
They tend to ask,
“Are you okay?”
But do they really see as they in my presence bask?

See the dried up tears,
I cried long ago,
The now cracked planes that once flowed,
Weeds now left where once flowers blossomed,
A garden now dead and left darkened,
A grave of dead emotion now here lies,
A mind, a heart all feelings do despise,

You don’t really feel or care,
You don’t really know or wish to understand,
You don’t truly want know what I have to bear,
Your imaginary concern just leaves me bland,

Why pretend to want to know my sorrow,
Defend to know this heart that’s hollow,
You’re just another pain,
Another smile strained and
Just more energy from me drained,

“I’m fine.”
A potent deceit I tend to give,
“Yeah, Of course I am ok!”
A tasteful lie they don’t see nor want to,
They tend to believe.
468 · Dec 2012
Roses of Blood
Roses of Blood,
And Violets of tears,
Colours of sorrow darkened fears,
If shame were copper,
And regret silver steal,
Our horrors and nightmares,
Colours surreal,

Mice eaten wounds,
And freshly torn scars,
Nothing,
Empty,
Forget who you are,

Emotions so raw,
So rotten,
So sore,
Feelings so deep,
Blackness with pain,
Into a soul it will seep,

Black lilies of loathing,
And willows of weep,
As one by one,
We all will face our defeat,

Beauty in betrayal,
Hunger of dread,
A life so frail,
Hanging,
By one single thread.
463 · Dec 2012
Dear Child
Dear Child,
I hold so frail in my arms,
I look down and wish to protect you from all that harms,

But I know as the years grow more,
It will be harder on your choices to implore,

Your first few years will be a pleasant walk,
Where I teach and you don’t talk,

But as years go by,
A mother can only wonder what’s ahead will lie,

Soon it will be that “I don’t understand you”,
Even though I was a teenager too,

It’ll be that I am uncool,
You avoid me in public, especially at your school,

You will refuse my tender love,
I’ll be told “mom seriously that’s enough.”

We’ll disagree about boys,
Because you love him,
And I have no choice,

I’ll warn of things,
And you’ll just say “Whatever.”
As with every year my heart stings,
Because you think you’re more clever,

Dear child so small so frail,
Trust your mother and the boats she has set sail,
Trust your mother, whom upon you dotes,
She’s your mother, who to you her life devotes,

As time flies by,
So short as momentary as a sigh,
I watch her learn, I watch her grow,
As all who walk by in her soul do sow,

Will I ever be able to always protect my child?
Keep her sweet, young and undefiled,
I know her passion not mild,
Her streaks like mine is so to live wild,

But a good heart in her I did implore,
This young girl a mother does so adore,

A mother only wishes she could be there every step of the way,
And help a daughter understand,
She knows the exact games life tends to play.
455 · Aug 2014
Broken Stereo
I am the broken stereo in your car
That no matter what you try
And no matter what you do
All you ever get is static
Because the owner before you
Didn’t read the instructions
When it said “Please handle with care.”
I am useless to you,
Taking up this empty space,
You wish for me to sing sweet music
But it is in brokenness you only hear whispers
I wish  I could play to you
That favorite song you drive to
That will carry you on your path
That desperate song you cry to
But all I am is static
Broken and plastic
Because when I worked for someone else
They handled me roughly.
447 · Dec 2012
Once Upon A Fairy Time
Once upon a fairy time,
I was yours and you where mine,
Once upon a eerie time,
I was hurt and were fine,

Once upon a distant past,
I cried hard and you ran fast,
Once upon a nearer now,
Will I ever love again?
Today and how?

Once upon a then and there,
I believed in you and that you cared,
Once upon a here and now,
I want to love him but my heart knows not how,

Once upon a pain so gone,
You took my faith with all your wrong,
Once upon a love anew,
Is he true or another you?

Once upon a gone and done,
Your love so true our stories pun,
Once upon a stories beginning,
From him my hearts doorbell is ringing,

Once upon it all gone bad,
You left me broken, hurt and sad,
Once upon a day anew,
Could he be all thats true,

Once upon it all dead and gone,
I’m falling again after pain too long.
440 · Dec 2012
You Might Say...
You might Say he’s weird,
Well  then he’s my kind of weird,

You Might say he’s a dork,
Well He’s my dork,

You might say he talks a lot,
Well I love to just listen to him,

You might complain he ignores you,
Well he’s doing it because I am his one and only,

You might say he’s not good looking,
Well I love him because he is cute,

You might say he lacks any fashion sense,
Well I love the way he looks in those ripped up jeans,

You might think his hairs too long,
Well that’s the hair I love to play with,

You might say he’s not very smart,
But it’s the way he looks at life that’s caught my heart,

You might say he thinks life’s a joke,
Well it’s that humour that keeps me from going insane,

You might wonder what I see in him,
But that’s exactly it…
Everything you don’t!
415 · Dec 2012
Just A Number
He had been her light,
At the end of a dark and lonely tunnel,
He had been her fight,
To end all that her did trouble,

But she was just a number to him,

He had been her reason to get up,
The reason that she dreamed,
The reason she’d stay up,
And the reason that she gleamed,

But she was just a number to him,

He had been her smile,
At the end of a dull and dreary day,
He had been that extra mile,
Before from everything she almost had walked away,

But she was just a number to him,

He had been the rainbow in her storm,
The sun in her cloudy sky,
He had been the fire that kept her warm,
And why feelings in her did not yet die,

But she was just a number to him,

She had been his newest achievement,
The he could not get,
And once he obtained her appeasement,
She became just a number whose name he would soon forget.

— The End —