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When I was a kid, And I still am in many senses, I sat in my room I stared into the dark and conjured up monsters I was afraid of them, but they were welcome If the could play nice I read books while they watched and threatened me I played guitar when they'd stop yelling They would hop on my shoulders And I'd feel their weight So, I worked out to make my body stronger These creatures would get bigger and stronger just like me At one point they were so strong that I wanted to **** myself at 18 That thought had always lingered though They dug me a hole and called it a grave They said they were going to throw me in And I was terrified by that And I wanted that feeling to go away I asked them if they wanted to go for a walk before that happened Perplexed, they agreed And we went along I got to know them and why they wanted these horrible things They were just as confused about themselves as I was about me We stood there trying to make sense of us as a group I realized that we were, in fact, a group We always have been We always will be I'd forgotten that they were just as lonely as I was when I was in my room I'd forgotten that they forced me to become stronger I forgave them in that moment A moment suspended in my reality
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Aug 6, 2017
Aug 6, 2017 at 9:06 PM UTC
Walking With A Nightmare
When I was a kid, And I still am in many senses, I sat in my room I stared into the dark and conjured up monsters I was afraid of them, but they were welcome If the could play nice I read books while they watched and threatened me I played guitar when they'd stop yelling They would hop on my shoulders And I'd feel their weight So, I worked out to make my body stronger These creatures would get bigger and stronger just like me At one point they were so strong that I wanted to **** myself at 18 That thought had always lingered though They dug me a hole and called it a grave They said they were going to throw me in And I was terrified by that And I wanted that feeling to go away I asked them if they wanted to go for a walk before that happened Perplexed, they agreed And we went along I got to know them and why they wanted these horrible things They were just as confused about themselves as I was about me We stood there trying to make sense of us as a group I realized that we were, in fact, a group We always have been We always will be I'd forgotten that they were just as lonely as I was when I was in my room I'd forgotten that they forced me to become stronger I forgave them in that moment A moment suspended in my reality
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Aug 6, 2017
Aug 6, 2017 at 9:06 PM UTC
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