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My inner turmoil is almost limitless yet your patience seems to be infinite. Some days I feel like I'm drowning but I don't own it in pride or proudly. My face goes beyond wrinkled lines as if a frown could be a simple sign. I have a hundred different smiles and while some point to the sky only three or four are truly happy because I'm a dog without an owner facing thousand others who won't own up, so even without an owner I'm somehow still feeling like a lackey. So can you please find it in you to come back and remind me that when I need you, you'll be there. My soul is bruised by inner turmoil, so please go grab a shovel from the shed and when I need it, please help bury me in the sands, in the dirt and soul; to relinquish the inner turmoil.
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Nov 5, 2016
Nov 5, 2016 at 3:50 PM UTC
Dirt and Soil
My inner turmoil is almost limitless yet your patience seems to be infinite. Some days I feel like I'm drowning but I don't own it in pride or proudly. My face goes beyond wrinkled lines as if a frown could be a simple sign. I have a hundred different smiles and while some point to the sky only three or four are truly happy because I'm a dog without an owner facing thousand others who won't own up, so even without an owner I'm somehow still feeling like a lackey. So can you please find it in you to come back and remind me that when I need you, you'll be there. My soul is bruised by inner turmoil, so please go grab a shovel from the shed and when I need it, please help bury me in the sands, in the dirt and soul; to relinquish the inner turmoil.
I'm a candle burning as bright as I can So please just let me relive the moments where I am holding your right hand and remind me that nothing is ever over. I'm a candle burning as bright as I can and I'm not even sure if I'll burn close to half as long as planned but please just let me burn. A candle wick without wax hides nothing in the black mist, the smoke is missing and the flames isn't warm.
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Nov 5, 2016
Nov 5, 2016 at 3:50 PM UTC
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