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a house more haunted than the ones on the hill

by moonlit_writer27

as a growing woman I wonder, why do I feel the validation of those closest means something? Why is it that on that chilling Monday afternoon, Where the presence of autumn creeps ever so subtly, I feel like I am in the rings of Dante’s inferno? Something so simple, The screams of the monsters in this house Give me such anger Such violence A heart pulsating Through my little black blouse. From the blossom of something So sweet So delicious The perfect treat There’s a rotten core growing every time You yelled You swore. It’s the kind of feeling That freezes your blood Stiffens your spine I can hardly stand Being here longer than Welcomed. I’m shaking Not from the cold But you yet again breaking My faith in you. You are not my hero Nor my savior God as my witness I’m through with your behavior. So beyond the boundary I can hardly speak For the words I’ll say Will really give you a reason To look that way. Cast me out Like a fishing line Gasping for breath I bet it’d be easier for you Than to waste your precious time Yelling at the imperfect shrew That you think I am. I’ll just never be there for ya And you’ll have your perfect little picture Through the out-of-focus Hardly noticed camera.
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Oct 12, 2020
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