Isn't it queer how a mere ***** Can leave a bitter taste of Pain and agony in your mouth It is only when you've walked this road
That you realise that even the water That runs from your eyes When swallowed Is salty and distasteful
Funny how the bible neglected the parable of emptiness Perhaps that is why Your nights are coldest When you are covered in thick blankets
You now despise the colour red For it now reminds you Of what your heart once was Before loneliness coloured it black Like the robes of a widowed woman
You have rejected the ocean Because you know That no matter how many layers of makeup you may wear You will never be as beautiful as her
It is as though happiness Is a foreign language you yearn to learn Forgetting that even the most dificult tutorial has its basics
Isn't it queer how a mere ***** Can beat for one last time While you starting to familiarise yourself with the scent of hope in the air
And then Before you know it
It is the end of you
This poem was inspired by the fact that one day i thought to myself that it is so profound how the heart is just a mere ***** but at the same time, it holds a great capacity to which it can either break us or mould us.