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To dear God whom I confess But which whom I cannot assess In which I do not know if I should regret That I am monster born and not beget I do not feel guilty as I make child cry My heart feels empty while my face is dry I feel nothing when parting ways With friends and families, even dearly dead But if I am such a monster, why do I bother To long for love of my mother, my sisters and my father? Which I will never receive in a blue moon But will crave as sunshine in the afternoon I sit here waiting my impending doom Filled with wild thought alone in my room: Why do I feel loneliness and fear In loveless world I continue to tear And only place to confess my truth Is in a place and space of a booth Where my face hides away from the eyes Which I must continue to deny As I am the shadow that hides from light But until the end, I will fight for flight As I wish to be free from such thought While I lay shivering tight as rope has wrought
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Aug 28, 2017
Aug 28, 2017 at 2:00 PM UTC
First Confession
To dear God whom I confess But which whom I cannot assess In which I do not know if I should regret That I am monster born and not beget I do not feel guilty as I make child cry My heart feels empty while my face is dry I feel nothing when parting ways With friends and families, even dearly dead But if I am such a monster, why do I bother To long for love of my mother, my sisters and my father? Which I will never receive in a blue moon But will crave as sunshine in the afternoon I sit here waiting my impending doom Filled with wild thought alone in my room: Why do I feel loneliness and fear In loveless world I continue to tear And only place to confess my truth Is in a place and space of a booth Where my face hides away from the eyes Which I must continue to deny As I am the shadow that hides from light But until the end, I will fight for flight As I wish to be free from such thought While I lay shivering tight as rope has wrought
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Aug 28, 2017
Aug 28, 2017 at 2:00 PM UTC
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