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I am fighting. It is a clash between disdain and isolation. Why love doesn't find me, instead of broken  hearts. I am demented. What is love? I always think it is a pure endearment, But in the end i didn't deserve it. I prayed to God, Why love doesn't nominate my name, And why love is so purblind. I am wasting my time. The emptiness haunts me again and again I get lonely when i looking to the future. I get lonely when i am in a crowd. I always seem so happy, With not care in the world. They only know my veil. Hey! ****** creature, Why you separates me from my wisdom. I was tried, I was lost, No one listened, No one understood. How can i disappear to make people understand? Ah! Who will sing a song, Like a lullaby. Here comes the call, Now i hide this pain too, And making sure no one sees my hurt. I am trying to envelope the scar's and, Buried deep in my heart. Hoping one day i can smile.
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Dec 10, 2015
Dec 10, 2015 at 9:10 PM UTC
**APPAREL**
I am fighting. It is a clash between disdain and isolation. Why love doesn't find me, instead of broken  hearts. I am demented. What is love? I always think it is a pure endearment, But in the end i didn't deserve it. I prayed to God, Why love doesn't nominate my name, And why love is so purblind. I am wasting my time. The emptiness haunts me again and again I get lonely when i looking to the future. I get lonely when i am in a crowd. I always seem so happy, With not care in the world. They only know my veil. Hey! ****** creature, Why you separates me from my wisdom. I was tried, I was lost, No one listened, No one understood. How can i disappear to make people understand? Ah! Who will sing a song, Like a lullaby. Here comes the call, Now i hide this pain too, And making sure no one sees my hurt. I am trying to envelope the scar's and, Buried deep in my heart. Hoping one day i can smile.
For all who make fake smile .....infront of the throng....
Harea
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Dec 10, 2015
Dec 10, 2015 at 9:10 PM UTC
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