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I sometimes feel the need to be loved To be taken care of, to be heard To be free from my notions clouded with misery Sometimes all I urge for is a stab of sympathy So immersed in pain I am, it has almost ripped my soul I have cried the tears of blood, silent screams have now torn me apart I sometimes wish for the pain to glide out of the thick layers of my skin and evaporate I am no longer left with the power to feel the emotions in my heart Even if I can sense the pain evaporated, for now I know above my head, it has formed clouds The ones that in no time will rain on me Harder than in the days gone by. Helping the stifled anxiety to arouse   I am so lost into my mind, I can hear nothing but the winds whispering Tickling my bruised body, inflicting agony. Obstructing ecstasy from quenching my thirst. I can now feel a subtle hint of pain in all my bones In between the chaos, my passions have succumbed to dust
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Oct 26, 2020
Oct 26, 2020 at 3:06 PM UTC
A stab of sympathy
I sometimes feel the need to be loved To be taken care of, to be heard To be free from my notions clouded with misery Sometimes all I urge for is a stab of sympathy So immersed in pain I am, it has almost ripped my soul I have cried the tears of blood, silent screams have now torn me apart I sometimes wish for the pain to glide out of the thick layers of my skin and evaporate I am no longer left with the power to feel the emotions in my heart Even if I can sense the pain evaporated, for now I know above my head, it has formed clouds The ones that in no time will rain on me Harder than in the days gone by. Helping the stifled anxiety to arouse   I am so lost into my mind, I can hear nothing but the winds whispering Tickling my bruised body, inflicting agony. Obstructing ecstasy from quenching my thirst. I can now feel a subtle hint of pain in all my bones In between the chaos, my passions have succumbed to dust
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Oct 26, 2020
Oct 26, 2020 at 3:06 PM UTC
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