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I cry because I needed to be to release something in me. Every tear brings moist to my dried lands. For I, a mere man seems so damage, yet so normal or perhaps just fragile, easily breakable and sometimes emotionally unstable. You laugh because it’s fun, Looking on a dreaded face saying such a waste then disregarded for my bitter taste. I smiled an emptied smile I laughed a pretend laugh That’s my response to your jokes As if it didn’t hurt For I don’t want to upset you with my unpleasant retort In time I learned to tolerate the vicious screams of my thoughts Then mold them into candles Hold them near, embracing it as part of my soul And burn each shameful experienced into smokes Now wrap with melted wax Relax in this shell I created a prisoner of my own doing It’s ok, I am fine I am strong enough to accept enough will to intercept the flooding negativity with my passive cry for unity and through my spacious heart, the pain is bearable. © Pax
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 3:37 PM UTC
~ Candles of Shame ~
I cry because I needed to be to release something in me. Every tear brings moist to my dried lands. For I, a mere man seems so damage, yet so normal or perhaps just fragile, easily breakable and sometimes emotionally unstable. You laugh because it’s fun, Looking on a dreaded face saying such a waste then disregarded for my bitter taste. I smiled an emptied smile I laughed a pretend laugh That’s my response to your jokes As if it didn’t hurt For I don’t want to upset you with my unpleasant retort In time I learned to tolerate the vicious screams of my thoughts Then mold them into candles Hold them near, embracing it as part of my soul And burn each shameful experienced into smokes Now wrap with melted wax Relax in this shell I created a prisoner of my own doing It’s ok, I am fine I am strong enough to accept enough will to intercept the flooding negativity with my passive cry for unity and through my spacious heart, the pain is bearable. © Pax
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 3:37 PM UTC
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