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My life's a steep regression As a plummet to depression No longer one, but a multitude - Little pieces of devalued Shattered, skewed and tiny Pieces of what was once shiny That has now faded - dark It's time to go embark The ship of life at sea Where the waves can go have me And I can spiral down Maybe slowly drown In the heavy weight of mind Of people who were once kind Yet backstabbed me to hell Wounds heal? Time will tell I want to end the hate But realise that fate Has something else in store As I walk out by the door En route, I walk and fall And I break, get up and crawl To what should be my end But once I took the bend All hell broke lose together Could I really, truly sever The link I have to life To rid myself of strife? It all look, now, so real Yet, strangely I could feel A warm, sticky sensation My life's final cessation And I see my end is near I freeze in pain and fear Of what I would now miss As I sink into abyss
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May 15, 2016
May 15, 2016 at 3:42 PM UTC
Regression
My life's a steep regression As a plummet to depression No longer one, but a multitude - Little pieces of devalued Shattered, skewed and tiny Pieces of what was once shiny That has now faded - dark It's time to go embark The ship of life at sea Where the waves can go have me And I can spiral down Maybe slowly drown In the heavy weight of mind Of people who were once kind Yet backstabbed me to hell Wounds heal? Time will tell I want to end the hate But realise that fate Has something else in store As I walk out by the door En route, I walk and fall And I break, get up and crawl To what should be my end But once I took the bend All hell broke lose together Could I really, truly sever The link I have to life To rid myself of strife? It all look, now, so real Yet, strangely I could feel A warm, sticky sensation My life's final cessation And I see my end is near I freeze in pain and fear Of what I would now miss As I sink into abyss
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May 15, 2016
May 15, 2016 at 3:42 PM UTC
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